Intangible rewards reshape the modern job market
The Public Agenda Foundation reports workers increasingly seek non monetary rewards and involvement at work. Money remains important, but many want fairness, pride, independence, and management support. Shifts since World War II include more women, higher education, and weaker direct control by management.
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Seattle
Carol Greenwald
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Indian Len Barker perfect game ends 13 year drought
Len Barker pitches the majors first perfect game in 13 years sealing a historic 3 0 victory. Indian fans celebrate as the rare feat lands on page 4 of the sports section while local highlights note other items across pages 3 and 6.
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Len Barker
Reagan Becomes Oldest U.S. President at 70
Ronald Reagan, aged 70 years and 98 days, becomes the oldest person to hold the presidency, surpassing Dwight D. Eisenhower's record. The article notes his prior age-related milestones, public remarks on aging, and a 1981 gunshot injury, with May designated as Older Americans Month by Reagan.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
William Henry Harrison
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
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Pope John Paul II Shows Signs of Recovery in Rome
Pope John Paul II moved limbs in physical therapy and blessed doctors as medical briefings describe the outlook as distinctly better. Investigators interrogate Mehmet Ali Agca and Turkish officials about possible wider conspiracy while guards tighten access to the ninth floor ICU where the pontiff remains under care.
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John Paul 11
St. Peter’s Square
John Paul
Gemelli Policlinico
Luigi Candia
Amn Qdre
Buffalo
N.Y
Wuerzburg
West Germany
Mehmet Ali Agca
Agca
Italy
Corriera Della Sera
ANSA
Switzerland
Termini
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Spain
France
Agea
Turkey
Mideast Nerves At Loose Ends Amid Missile Crisis Talks
Israel and Syria escalated tensions over Lebanon missiles as Prime Minister Begin sought more days from U S envoy Habib. reports said Moskva moved toward Lebanon while U S carrier groups neared the area. Habib planned Saudi and Damascus stops to press a diplomatic solution amid Arab support shifts.
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Israel
Menachem Begin
U.S
Philip C. Habib
Syria
Lebanon
Pentagon
Independence
Norfolk
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Forrestal
Habib
Israel Radio
Saudi Arabia
Damascus
Middle East
Reagan
Arab League
Abdul- Halim Khaddam
Carlin to veto school finance section in omnibus bill
Gov. John Carlin announced he will veto a section of the omnibus appropriations bill that would restrict school district budget increases. The move could raise the next fall school property tax by about 6.2 million, potentially boosting total taxes to 41.7 million if districts lift budgets by 15 percent rather than 8. The veto could prompt a legal clash with Attorney General Robert Stephan.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Robert Stephan
Carlin
Weather forecast and political dispute mix clouds and politics
County forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with a good chance of showers and thunderstorms Saturday, high mid to upper 70s, 59 percent rain chance Saturday, 70 percent Saturday night. In politics Senate President Ross Doyen and House Speaker Wendell Lady urged Stephan to challenge Carlin on omnibus bill actions while Alderson waits for the attorney general’s take on legality and constitutional questions.
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Ross Doyen
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Wendell Lady
Stephan
Carlin
Lady
Doyen
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