Drug Treatment Program At SRP Is Commendable
A former SRP employee alleges he was not terminated for reporting drug use while SRP disputes this. In the same period 92 employees were fired for drug use. SRP began a drug testing program in 1985 with 90 terminations since. Most SRP workers are in Operations where testing has only recently begun, with two discharges. The SRP program mirrors Du Pont practices offering rehab with company-paid costs and salary during treatment. Positive tests prompt 30 day cleanup or admission, then retesting, with discharge if second test remains positive. If negative, probation and 12 months of spot checks. The plant emphasizes rapid identification and rehabilitation alongside discipline.
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Thought for Today Quote by Isaac Rosenfeld
A Thought for Today attribute quotes Isaac Rosenfeld, author and critic, noting that injustice teaches what justice is though the learning may be vague yet steady. The line reflects a reflection on fairness and wisdom gained through hardship.
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Dear Mrs G V Help for a single parent and son struggles
A counselor advises a single mother to seek help, improve communication with her 15 year old son, and practice patient listening. The guidance urges putting herself in his shoes, showing love, and inviting Christ into family life with church support and shared faith as encouragement.
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Satirical Digest on Politics Sports and Icelandic Names
A mixed clipping critiques Massachusetts legislators salaries and deductions, argues for smarter use of star pitchers and quarterbacks, notes Icelandic naming custom and a Times quote on Aryan breeding, and mentions an Iceland visit. Contains multiple named entities including Massachusetts, Roger Clemens, John Elway, Ow McMahon, Iceland, Times, and West German magazines.
Jaw Wars Rise After Reykjavik Collapse In White House Blitz
Reagan aides flood press rooms with interviews and TV spots defending the Iceland talks. officials push for a public victory while blaming Democrats and pushing SDI. Gorbachev counters with arms ideas as public support favors Reagan, though critics call it a stalemate.
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Two-Tier Economy Drives Rising Service Costs
Inflation appears steady for goods while services climb. Medical care, transportation, and college tuition rise 6 to 10 percent as service demand grows, even as wholesale prices ease. The service sector fuels higher living costs despite lower energy and goods prices.
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