Women sue union over hiring hall abuse in San Francisco
Three women allege Local 28 of the Hotel Restaurant Employees and Bartenders Union offered work only to coerce sexual favors and topless dancing. They seek damages, while the case highlights long running complaints about hiring halls and union practices in the industry.
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Washington
NEA
Teri DeLoache
San Francisco
DeLoache
Karin Seritis
Mary Snyder
Organized Labor
Congress
Robert Taft
Ohio
James Wilhoit
Bay City
Wilhout
Legal Defense Fund
National Right To Work Committee
Brando
Joe Nichols
Manheim
N.Y
Nichols
Wilhoit
Karin Serius
Local 28
Seritis
Snyder
Las Vegas
Serius
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Census to interview area households on home upkeep and travel
Census interviewers will survey local households between December 29 and January 13 about spending on home improvement and upkeep. The effort is part of the quarterly home improvement survey and the five year National Travel Survey. Results influence public and private planning and travel data is used to assess industry impact while personal information remains confidential.
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U.S. Bureau of the Census
Stanley D. Moore
Bureau
Chicago
United States
Bureau of the Census
Arrest in Harlem killings of officer and transvestite
A 33 year old man, Ronald Haynes, was arrested and charged with murder in the slayings of off duty police officer William Flood and Perry Young, found wounded on separate hallway floors in a Harlem tenement. Police say robbery motive and Flood's revolver was recovered in the suspect's apartment.
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New York
UPI
Ronald Haynes
William Flood
Perry Young
Harlem
Flood
Haynes
Nontaxable gift Exclusions Up To $3,000 Annual Mentioned
Urbana details explain gift tax rules with a $3,000 annual exclusion per recipient. Gifts to multiple persons are tax free, and couples can use split gifts to double the exclusion. Rules also outline spouse gifts under the 1976 Act and transfer tax thresholds.
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Uchtmann
Judge Denies Move to Remove Nativity Scene in Texas Capitol
UPI reports Federal Judge Jack Roberts denied Madalyn Murray O Hairs request for a preliminary injunction to remove a Nativity scene from the Texas Capitol rotunda. He ruled that Christmas, religious or secular, has become largely a secular holiday.
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Austin
Texas
UPI
Madalyn Murray O’hair
Texas Capitol
Jack Roberts
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Morris
Sears
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Rane
Bedford
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