Men Spend More Time On Nonwork Activities Than Women
AP analysis describes an University of Michigan study started in 1974 showing men spend more daily time on nonwork activities like coffee breaks and leisure. The findings bolster the view that despite equal rights laws, men still dominate workplace norms.
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John Cunniff
New York
University of Michigan
Michigan
Greg Duncan
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Edsel Collector Preserves Ford's Ill Fated Car Legacy
Hugh Lesley on a Lan caster County farm houses the world's largest Edsel collection. Over 90 cars in various states, 25 operable, with parts and memorabilia filling a 40 by 130 foot shop. He plans to drive a 1958 Pacer to Kansas City for the Edsel Owners of America gathering.
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Associated Press
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Hugh Lesley
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Edsel
Edsel Henry Ford
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