Age Bias in Hollywood Writers Spark 200 Million Lawsuit
Leonard Pitts argues against worship of youth as 28 writers over 40 sue the industry claiming age bias in casting and pay. He notes that 70 percent of Writers Guild members are over 40 but only 35 percent work, with older writers' incomes stagnant while younger gains.
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Man Detained at White House Grounds After Gate Jump
An armed man was detained by Secret Service on the White House grounds after jumping the northwest gate on Pennsylvania Avenue at 1:53 PM. He carried a backpack while officials investigate its contents for potential danger. The motive remains unknown.
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Gazette promotes soybean ink and recycling initiative
The Gazette highlights use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support farming. It invites readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street SW or at nearby locations.
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Correction on Tim Petersons sheriff candidacy details
The Election 2000 section corrects that Tim Peterson, a 33 year old candidate for sheriff in Washington County, and his wife Dawn have one child. The prior Friday story carried an incorrect age and family details.
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Bush Gore attack ad escalates as race tightens
The Associated Press reports Bush accuses Gore of bending the truth in a sharp new ad while Gore counters with calls for experience and a readiness to lead. Both campaigns push negative messaging a week before Election Day as Ralph Nader adds satire and Republicans caution about potential backlash. The rivals tour California and Oregon amid a budget showdown and tight congressional races.
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Two Vote Swap Web Sites Close Under State Threats
Two vote swap sites in the United States halted operations after California officials warned they violated elections code and criminal law. The sites aimed to trade votes between Al Gore and Ralph Nader supporters to shift ballots in battleground states. Other advisory forums remained online despite the crackdown.
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