Working women rights guide highlights job protections
UPI reports a new federal booklet from the Women's Bureau outlines workplace rights for women, including anti discrimination rules, equal pay provisions, and Social Security retirement guidance. It notes a rise in women workers from 1963 to 1973 and urges awareness of rights among mature returning workers.
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New York
UPI
U.S
Women’s Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
State Department of Labor
Fifth Avenue
Superintendent of Documents
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Wine becomes main drink at parties as wine sales rise
A New York Times report shows wine gaining popularity with Americans shifting from hard liquor to white wine and spritzers. Attendees praise lower calories, sophistication, and social appeal, while sellers note strong wine growth, even as overall wine sales decline. The trend spans urban and regional tastes, with celebrities and hosts embracing wine as a chic, versatile option.
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New York
Southampton
Stanley Weintraby
Manhattan
Samuel Aaron
Sherry Lehmann
Madison Avenue
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Jean Larriaga
Ivan
Obolensky
Oil spill at New Haven dumps 60,000 gallons
Officials say little can be done about the crude oil washing ashore after a tanker accident. About 60,000 gallons were contained offshore while three private contractors vacuumed the water, with booms around the Messiniaki Bergen. Strong winds limited shoreline damage along eight miles and spill areas including Morris Cove and Branford River.
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UPI
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State Department of Environmental Protection
Morris Cove
Branford Harbor
New Haven Harbor
Quinnipiac
Farm
Branford
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Mansfield Point
Long Island Sound
Exxon
Nashville cops draw line after prostitution arrests
Nashville police issued an order prohibiting officers from sexual relations with prostitution suspects during arrests after raids led to two officers engaging with two massage parlor workers before 14 arrests. Maj. Paul Aselton called the conduct unacceptable and said officers must not rely on such acts to build a case. Health checks were ordered for the two single officers.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Nashville Police Department
Maj
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Uselton
Health Department
Aselton
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