Richard Condon Dies Best-selling Author at 81
Dallas dispatch reports best-selling author Richard Condon died at 81 from kidney failure. He wrote The Manchurian Candidate and Prizzi's Honor, with many novels noted for satire and anti establishment tone.
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Pulitzer Prizes Award Winners Across Tragedy Coverage and Arts
The New York Times and Newsday led with multiplePulitzer Prizes for tragedy coverage from the Oklahoma City bombing to Ebola. Honorees included Alix Freedman for national reporting on tobacco ammonia, E R Shipp for commentary, and regional and international reporting prizes to various papers. The awards also recognized fiction, history, poetry, biography, and music with winners from several major outlets and scholars.
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Mitsubishi sued over alleged sexual harassment at Illinois plant
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission alleges Mitsubishi Motor Manufacturing of America allowed a hostile workplace where up to 700 female workers at a Normal Illinois plant were groped fondled and subjected to obscene remarks and graffiti. Mitsubishi denied the charges and officials said potential damages could reach 300000 per employee.
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Alcoholics who smoke die more often from tobacco
Mayo Clinic researchers studied 845 patients admitted for addiction treatment from 1972 to 1983. Through 1994, 222 had died, with 109 deaths from tobacco related causes and 73 from alcohol related causes, highlighting the need to treat nicotine addiction alongside alcoholism.
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