Realistic push to hire welfare recipients gains White House support
Laura Askew, a welfare recipient turned White House mail clerk, embodies the Welfare to Work Partnership push as President Clinton spotlights firms moving welfarerecipients into jobs. Advisers urge realistic goals, intermediate help, and careful evaluation of a companys capacity to support new workers amid a tight labor market.
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Virginia
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Feds Step Into UPS Dispute Amid Teamsters Strike
Federal mediation moves to revive talks as Teamsters and United Parcel Service resume bargaining. Labor Secretary Herman urges direct meetings and flexibility to end the weekslong strike harming package delivery. UPS pilots threaten to strike over contracts. a Nashville crash incident is noted with limited details.
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Reluctant accuser testifies in McKinney case in Germany
Maj. Michelle Gunzelman said she made advances toward Sgt. Maj. of the Army Gene McKinney but did not view herself as a harassment victim. She testified at Fort McNair about incidents in Heidelberg in 1994, including requests to go to bed with him, and said she never filed charges or reported the conduct.
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McKinney
Heidelberg
Germany
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