Hustle film by Clark challenges sexual harassment view
Clark says his film Hustle addresses a problem affecting many lives including office culture. He notes sales approach near 500 copies in ten months at 520 each and that networks find it too one sided. Farley, author of the piece, cites the broader issue of inappropriate conduct.
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Lyn Farley
Redbook Magazine
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Postal unions warn over worker safety at large mail plants
Moe Biller of the American Postal Workers Union cited high per-employee postage costs of 5122 and described giant letter factories inside major mail-handling facilities as dangerous. Both sides expect no strike ahead of talks.
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Moe Biller
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New Postal Unions Lead Militant Talks Amid Strike Fears
New York City leaders Biller and Vincent Sombrotto, heads of major postal unions, push militant stance after 1970 strike but vow no new walkout. Postmaster Bolger warns against any work stoppage and contemplates private-letter delivery if needed.
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Biller
William F. Bolger
Florida water crisis grows with drought and growth push
Florida faces a mounting water challenge as drought prompts curbs in the south, while population booms. Experts warn overuse, wetlands loss, and polluted fisheries threaten scarce supplies despite new statewide policies and five regional boards set to enforce permits.
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Italian boy Alfredo Rampi dies in well trapping case
Police arrest landowner Amedeo Pisegna 44 on manslaughter charges over 6 year old Alfredo Rampi’s death after he fell into an abandoned well near Frascati. Officials consider possible further arrests of builders and inspectors for failing to install barriers. the body may take days to recover.
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Eating cashews a crime on city bus
ST. LOUIS AP A municipal judge dismissed charges against 51 year old Emma Ruth Harris a nurses aide who was arrested for eating four salted cashews on a city bus. The case was dropped at the request of the city counselor s office and Harris agreed to pay $12 in court costs. The incident occurred April 4.
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Emma Ruth Harris
Dennis M. Schaumann
Odessa American subscription rates and delivery notice
The Odessa American lists daily and Sunday subscription prices and delivery details. Mail rates include second class postage. notice provides contact for address changes and delivery problems.
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Odessa
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Quadruplets Named Matthew Marisa Courtney And Ryan
In Albuquerque four newborns named Matthew Marisa Courtney and Ryan were delivered by Caesarean section and were in good condition at UNM Hospital three days after birth. Their mother also in good condition. The babies arrived seven weeks early after fertility drugs. Dr. Murray Bruder noted the odds of quadruplets were one in 729000.
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N.M
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Sheila Muench
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Murray Bruder
Santa Ana Winds Feed Southern California Fires
Arsonists and children with fireworks helped ignite wind fueled blazes that scorched about 6000 acres across Los Angeles and six counties. Firefighters from six Southern California counties battled the hot winds, as residents evacuated rural areas amid a 102 degree heat record in Los Angeles.
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White House gatecrasher tries to deliver letter to Reagan
Marian Edmund Ray of Yorktown Virginia attempted to crash a 1977 Chevrolet through a reinforced steel gate at the White House grounds around 10 30 a m EDT. He was arrested and charged with unlawful entry and destruction of government property and handed to city police. Deputy press secretary Larry Speakes said the man wanted to deliver a letter to the president.
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Ford offers $1.3 million settlement to paralyzed plaintiff
Ford Motor Co says it will drop its appeal of a $1.6 million jury award if Kevin Spurgeon accepts a $1.3 million settlement. The 23-year-old from Angola Indiana was crippled when a rear axle allegedly improperly installed on a 1970 Maverick failed in a crash five years earlier. Ford contends Spurgeon was driving too fast and denies axle fault.
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Angola
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Spurgeon
Weather forecast for Midland region and Texas areas
Fair skies and mild tonight with warmer clearing by Wednesday. Highs near 87 today, upper 80s Wednesday, lows around 48 tonight. Winds shift from light to southeast 15-20 mph by Wednesday. Regional outlooks show warm, humid conditions across North and South Texas with scattered afternoon storms. West Texas cools slightly early week with showers, highs 90s to 105 along the Big Bend into week end.
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