Union workers face 4.2 million libel suit at AMC Kenosha
John Melrod and Ted Ohnstad, union stewards at American Motors in Kenosha Wisconsin, face a libel suit filed by four AMC foremen, a former foreman and the plant superintendent's son over allegations in Fighting Times. The suit, backed financially by AMC, seeks damages for on the job remarks. The case tests labor speech protections as the NLRB and courts weigh limits on workplace publications.
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Hair chemistry linked to violent crime, experts claim
Chicago researchers led by William J. Walsh report patterns of metal elements in hair differentiating violent from nonviolent youths. In tests of 24 pairs of brothers and 192 men, violent subjects showed two consistent chemical patterns, suggesting biology may join psychology as a crime cause.
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