Howard Johnsons in Bangor to close leaving one HoJo in Lake George
Bangor Maine will lose one of its last two Howard Johnson restaurants when it closes on September 6 ending a landmark fried clam strip and ice cream era. The Bangor site drew travelers and locals including Stephen King miles from Lake George HoJo remains open with renovations planned.
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Ex-host sues Fox over sexual harassment and retaliation
Andrea Tantaros sues Fox News, chairman and executives alleging retaliation after she reported unwanted advances by Roger Ailes. She describes Fox as a sex fueled culture and says aides warned her to stay quiet. The suit cites threats and sanctions including reduced air time and smears. Brown and O Reilly deny misconduct.
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Andrea Tantaros
Manhattan
FBI probes cyber breach targeting NY Times reporters
Federal officials investigate cyber intrusions aimed at The New York Times reporters and assess possible Russian intelligence involvement. Officials say only individual accounts may be affected and the newspaper’s entire network likely not compromised. No official comment yet from NYT spokespeople.
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NLRB rules private university grad students can unionize
The National Labor Relations Board ruled 3-1 that graduate teaching and research assistants at private universities are employees with the right to unionize. The decision, overturning a 2004 ruling, could affect grad students at hundreds of private colleges. Columbia opposes the ruling, while Olga Brudastova of Columbia praises a quick election path for representation. The United Auto Workers seeks to represent Columbia graduate assistants.
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Columbia
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Brudastova
United Auto Workers
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