Ex-model loses bid to stay in Koch condo at Four Seasons
A Housing Court jury found Catherine de Castelbajac a licensee not a tenant of yachtsman William Koch, ordering her to vacate Koch's Four Seasons Boston condo within 30 days. The nine day trial revealed their romance, lavish gifts, and separate legal actions including a palimony suit. Koch, 55, said the verdict reflects common sense against self enrichment.
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Supreme Court backs paid union salting as protected activity
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that paid union organizers who seek work with nonunion employers to persuade coworkers to join a union are protected by federal labor laws. The decision affirms NLRB policy against employer retaliation and overturns a St. Louis appeals court ruling. Justice Breyer authored the opinion.
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Meyers to retire from Kansas House seat after long career
Kansas congresswoman Meyers announces retirement after a career starting on Overland Park City Council in 1967. She served in the Kansas Senate from 1972 to 1984 and became the first woman to chair a full House committee after 1994. Democrats eye the 3rd District as a potential pickup with voter mobility and non-native Kansan residents.
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Eight airmen buried at Arlington Sea of flags
Twenty six years after their plane crashed in Laos during the Vietnam War, eight airmen were laid to rest with full military honors beside an oak at Arlington National Cemetery. The remains were recovered in 1993 after an excavation and identified thereafter. Family members spoke of closure as the ceremony proceeded with a flag covered casket on a caisson.
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Budget talks resume with little progress in Washington
White House chief of staff Leon Panetta calls the session a good start after two hours of talks with 13 negotiators. Progress remains limited as no spending plan or concrete proposals emerged before December 15 funding expires. Republicans seek a $200 billion seven year tax cut and block grants for Medicaid while Democrats resist deep social program cuts.
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