Poll finds workplace harassment pressuring workers
A Harris Poll of 782 workers conducted Feb 26 shows 18 percent overall, 31 percent of women, and 7 percent of men report sexual harassment at work. Women victims were harassed by men mostly in senior roles. many did not act. Younger, Black, and Hispanic workers report higher harassment rates with a 3 point margin of error.
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Study warned against too many squadrons at Pope Air Force Base
A 1993 GAO study warned against concentrating many squadrons of different planes at Pope Air Force Base in Fayetteville and Mountain Home AFB in Idaho. Pope’s 23rd Wing now includes F-16s, A-10s, and C-130s in a quick deployment team, amid concerns over base selection and cost effectiveness.
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Another accused in King killing in affidavit
In a new affidavit filed in Shelby County Criminal Court, former Memphis restaurant worker Betty Spates implicates Loyd Jowers in the 1968 assassination of Martin Luther King. Jowers has previously told a national TV audience that James Earl Ray was not the shooter. Ray pleaded guilty in 1969 to the killing, later recanting and claiming he was framed.
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Berlin bids farewell to French troops in first occupied-power sendoff
More than 10,000 Berliners lined Ber liner Strasse to honor French soldiers as the four Western occupying powers prepare to depart Berlin this year. Parachutists, military bands, and armored vehicles marked the event in Tegel as Mayor Diepgen thanked Paris for 50 years of protection against the Soviet threat.
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Hostages Freed in Somalia for Food Trade
Two Australian catering firm employees aiding U N troops in Somalia were released in Mogadishu after kidnappers accepted a sack of rice cooking oil and corned beef. Wayne Hargreaves from Australia and Kenyan cook John Warjui were seized March 12 and freed unharmed.
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Gas prices inch up half cent nationwide
Gasoline at service stations averaged 110.3 cents a gallon in the biweekly Lundberg Survey. Crude oil wholesale prices rose 1 cent, helping push prices higher over the past two weeks per Trilby Lundberg.
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