Days of piracy or legal piracy at sea
Peruvian seamen trapped in Houston after a voyage from Rotterdam filed wage suits in US District Court amid captain coercion and blank contracts. They faced threats, possible jail, and later settlement before the ship sailed away. Seamen centers and ministers condemn weak protections for sailors, especially on flag of convenience ships. Local officials cite difficulties in testifying when witnesses are abroad.
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The Census Will Not Ask If You Snooze About Pets
The Census Bureau plans to count the population next April and collect only questions tied to national interest. It will not ask about left handedness snoring pet ownership or sexual preference, focusing instead on names relationships ages races and housing details. The 1990 census will require 19 questions for all, plus a longer form for one in six households with extra housing and personal questions.
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