Camera phones spark privacy bans and evolving use
Retailer McCullough notes camera phones appeal for convenience but many venues ban them where cameras are prohibited, as cell phones replace lighters at concerts. She predicts future widespread camera phone use and even TV on phones, with privacy concerns driving policy.
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Pay trends and layoffs hit South Carolina workers in 2002
The Palmetto state saw average pay gains of about 1 percent from 2001 to 2002 with dentists earning 24 percent more at 142 420 dollars and security guards 13 percent higher at 20430. Hygienists fell 13 percent to 48360 and paramedics down 2 percent to 24510. Paralegals slipped 3 percent to 32580. Meanwhile Santee Print Works laid off about 120 workers from a 1100 staff in May 2002, leaving Moses Damian jobless after years at the plant. Damian had risen to 1213 per hour but faced tough prospects without another trade.
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Chiropractor offers $15 first visit with full exam and X-rays
Dr. Kimberly Lewis marks three years at Trafalgar Street clinic with a one time offer of $15 for a consult, X rays, and exam to assess spine misalignment and potential relief from migraines back pain numbness fatigue and more. The letter cites Harvard Medical School findings and patient testimonials to support care.
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Davenport
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