High tech workplace ethics and call identification debate
A columnist reviews concerns about computer monitoring of workers productivity and a New Jersey Bell Call Identification service. He argues against blanket privacy fears, cites a gas station example of employee surveillance, and questions the usefulness of call screening while noting scenarios where wrong numbers could benefit from caller identification.
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Hooey
Phooey
Bears
New Jersey Bell
Ed McMahon
Fragmentary 1885 note on Sasha and Car terms
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions 1885 era terms with names Sasha and Car and a numeric figure around 128.90. Context unclear but indicates a brief note on mates or agreements. No clear event, date, or outcome available.
Unclear OCR notice with postal and payment terms
Fragmentary OCR text references USPS, postage, terms, and a payment schedule. Mentions State and US, 82 weeks, 161.00, $11.30, and a coat road code 52806. Lacks coherent event or person names.
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Gazette
Catan
Sancay
Ral
Morin
Cedar Rapids detective lies about crash role, jury rules
A Linn District Court jury found Cedar Rapids Det. Donald Rosdail lied about driving in a July 1 crash. He was convicted of making false reports and losing control of the car. Sentencing will be set later. maximum penalties include a $100 fine or 30 days in jail.
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Vanessa Shelton Sazete
Weiter
Linn District Court
Cedar Rapids
Donald Rosdail
Rosdail
Robert Sosalla
Marion
Delores Nemec
16Th Ave
Nemec
Esu
Rosdall
James Buttleman
Buttleman
23Rd St. NE
Robert Fassler
Andrew Matthews
Matthews
Newton
Hinzman
Petitions upheld for two Cedar Rapids City Council hopefuls
A three hour hearing upheld petitions for Heather Sloman Woodin and Wilhelm for Cedar Rapids City Council. Parks was found likely short by four or five signatures, while Keller reviews his petition Monday and the committee meets Tuesday to decide. L. Langenberg cites election costs between four and four and a half thousand dollars for printing and programming delays. The top two mayor and public safety candidates advance to the November general election. council seats show two candidates each and skip the primary.
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von Melo
Claywell Wilhelm
Cedar Rapids
Paul Larson
City Hall
Daniel Parks
Cathy
Heather Sloman Woodin
Gazett
Cath
Larson
Hal Schaefer
Wayne Murdock
Lois Keller
Wilhelm
C St
Murdock
Keller
Don Canney
17Th St
Parks
Ave NE
Cedar Bay
Mayer
Linda Langenberg
Linn County
Public Safety
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Door
Mlied
J Products
First Street
Iowa
Darrel
SONY
DE Lee A
C.R
Cedar Hills Community Church
R.C.A
Gordon Avenue
John C. Foster
Liebke Hoyt Jewelers
Ct. Rd
2Nd Ave. SE
Westdale Mall
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