TV actress Hunter Tylo wins pregnancy discrimination suit
Los Angeles AP Hunter Tylo, fired from Melrose Place during her ninth month of pregnancy, was awarded 4.9 million by a jury. The verdict finds breach of contract and pregnancy discrimination, with producers Spelling Entertainment and Spelling Television planning an appeal.
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Economy grows 3.1 percent in third quarter
The Commerce Department reports U S GDP rose 3.1 percent at an annual rate for July through September, slowing from 3.3 percent in the prior quarter as analysts warn of a potential cooldown due to weaker overseas demand amid the Asian financial crisis.
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