Census finds more mothers with infants return to work
Census data show 59 percent of women who gave birth July 1997 to June 1998 returned to the labor force within a year, up from 31 percent in 1976 and 51 percent in 1987. About 36 percent went back full time, 17 percent part time, and nearly 6 percent looked for work.
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Womens Work, LLC
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Doctors face vaccine supply clash delaying high risk patients
Washington physician Dr. Raymond Scalettar laments delays in flu vaccines as huge grocery chains receive thousands of doses before private doctors. He cites elderly cancer patients, chronic lung disease, and immunodeficiency patients who must wait while stores offer shots to healthy workers.
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Raymond Scalettar
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Tentative deal reached in actors strike ending months of stalemate
SAG AFTRA negotiators outline a tentative contract after nearly six months of walkout by commercial actors. If the joint board approves on Saturday, actors could return by Oct 30. Details to be released at Monday news conference. The unions seek residuals for radio and TV ads. advertisers favor flat fees.
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SAG
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Greg Krizman
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Weather delays Discovery shuttle landing again at Cape Canaveral
Gusts near 30 mph and rain in California halted the space shuttle Discovery on Monday delaying the return for a second day and stretching the flight to 13 days. Mission Control urged the crew to endure extra window time as a fourth delay set an afternoon touchdown target and NASA weighed a possible White Sands diversion.
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California
Space Shuttle Discovery
Earth
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Debate on papacy term limits prompts cardinal stance
Cardinal Godfried Danneels of Belgium urged a discussion on term limits for the papacy but denied proposing resignation for Pope John Paul II. He said he did not mean to imply the pope should leave or is doing a poor job.
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Belgium
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