Seattle Journalists Strike Two Major Newspapers
Hundreds of reporters photographers and other workers walk out at The Seattle Times and Seattle Post-Intelligencer forcing early deadlines and 24 page two section editions. Guild claims about 1 000 employees without a contract since July. teams of drivers honor picket lines as circulation wars with morning delivery continue.
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FTC opts not to sue entertainment industry
The FTC decided not to pursue charges against film music and video game companies over marketing violent content to children. First Amendment concerns were cited as the key obstacle, with regulators noting promotional campaigns likely protected speech.
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District officials suspend principal at troubled East Heights
The district suspends principal Blevins amid ongoing turmoil at East Heights, with parents and staff voicing concerns over safety and academic performance. Weseman recruits Neuenswander to assess options, while council weighs further action as the school faces discipline and transfer disputes.
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