AmEx data sharing with government and lawyers questioned
American Express with over six million card holders says it sends customer finance details to government agencies and private attorneys. Officials testified they receive hundreds of subpoenas yearly to provide information to agencies like the DOJ, IRS, INS, and DEA or private matrimonial lawyers. The firm argues notification to cardholders is government responsibility. Ernest Shackleton in 1908 began using Manchurian ponies in Antarctic sledging. Vintage ads note winter jackets at half price and used vacuums, plus daily car rentals and plumbing supplies offers.
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Sunshine Boys Set Box Office Record at Radio City
Radio City Music Hall announced that The Sunshine Boys set a new box office record in New York, earning 3,164,929 dollars from an 11 week engagement ending in January, surpassing the prior peak of 3,095,035 dollars by The Odd Couple over 14 weeks in 1968.
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Freed U S Aides To Fly Home Today
Two U S Embassy officials seized during the Lebanese civil war were released and will fly home today. Charles Gallagher and William Dykes Jr. were reported in good health and spirits, with no injuries or torture. Their release was arranged through regional actors, with no ransom claim.
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Living Will explained by Dear Abby column
Abigail Van Buren answers questions about Living Will rights and Jewish views on end of life care. She explains eligibility, revocation, and how the document directs physicians not to prolong life artificially. Includes guidance on obtaining the form and credits Rabbi Raskas and other faith leaders.
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Abby
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New York
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Erie Union Pays 25000 Strike Fine in Court Ruling
United Electrical Workers Local 506 in Erie posted a 25000 fine with the Erie County prothonotary after Judge Edward Carney found mass picketing violated his injunction during a four day GE walkout. The fine may be returned in June if no further violations occur before contract expiration, otherwise the county keeps it.
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Caney
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General Electric Company
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