Job discrimination complaints hit seven-year high in 2002
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission reported private employer discrimination complaints rose 4.2 percent in the 2002 budget year to 84,442, the highest since 1995. Religious, age, and national origin cases led the rise, while a separate study found white sounding names yielded far more responses than black names in resumes, signaling ongoing hiring biases.
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Recreation expansion debate stirs Ottawa community concerns
Bill Gray notes a pending vote on a private Dodson and Goracke plan to add five playing fields and a gym, alongside Ottawa Recreation Commission studies. He questions timing, funding, and representation, contrasting private development with a proposed $1.2 million Forest Park indoor facility and WPA-era roots of the Woodward Center.
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