Carey disqualification boosts GOP claims on labor ties
Columnists Jack Germond and Jules Witcover analyze how Ron Carey’s disqualification from seeking Teamsters re election fuels GOP attacks on Democratic labor ties. The piece notes further AFL CIO officials linked to laundering campaign funds through Citizens Action, affecting labor’s public image.
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Jack Germond
Jules Witcover
Part-time work may become full-time reality by 2020
The piece argues that the United States will shift toward a service economy with a rising share of part-time workers. It cites peaks in demand, geographic and industry variation, and the global market as drivers, and suggests government, union, and employer policies must align to make part-time work efficient and cost comparable to full-time roles. It credits Michael Moses and Praveen Nayar of NYU Stern for leadership context.
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George Washington Bridge
San Francisco Bay Bridge
United Parcel Service
H&r Block
Grandma's
Microsoft
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St. Patrick's Day
Aiken Parks and Recreation collects regional accolades
City of Aiken Parks and Recreation earns three awards from the South Carolina Recreation and Parks Association including Arts and Humanities for Black History, Innovative Programming for Story Time with Mrs Claus, and Agency of the Year. Tennis pro Mark Calvert beats national amateurs at Forest Hills and is honored Nov 10.
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Parks and Recreation
Mark Calvert
Parks and Recreation Department
U. S. ‘Tennis Association
Forest Hills
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South Carolina Recreation and Parks Association
Mrs. Claus
National Recreation and Parks Association
Terry Rhinehart
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God and Money in a Sermon on Stewardship
The preacher argues stewardship is core to discipleship and that choosing God over possessions is a daily, automatic act. He cites the widow with two coins, the rich man, and the disciples, linking Hitchcockian interruption to a larger gospel call to give everything to God. He ends with a pastor’s note that God collects gifts from others.
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Pablo Casals
Spain
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Ple
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Tom
Kingdom of God
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