Supreme Court narrows bases for workplace discrimination suits
In two 5-4 rulings the Supreme Court restricts harassment and retaliation claims. It requires a supervisor to have hiring and firing power to be liable for discrimination and says retaliation claims need but for causation. Dissents by Justice Ginsburg criticize the decisions as curbing Title VII protections.
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Parkland
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Ball State
Shaundra Davis
Vance
Davis
U.S. Cir
Obama to limit carbon from existing power plants plan
AP sources say President Obama will unveil a plan to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from existing power plants, expand renewable energy on public lands and low income housing sites, and power 6 million homes by 2020. The plan aims to address climate change without new legislation, marking a shift to executive action.
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Barack Obama
Georgetown University
Obama
U.S
Weekend gunfire damages vehicles and several thefts reported
Police logged three shots fired incidents over the weekend with no injuries. Saturday saw three vehicles hit in two locations on Rancho Road and North Alhambra Drive. A Friday break in on East Mathews Street involved a TV, jewelry and DVDs worth 1500. A separate Friday theft on Pawnee Drive saw a white 2006 Ford 4x4 valued 16000 stolen. Additional damage to a window on Futura Drive cost 150 to repair. Police ask for tips at Roswell Police Department or Crime Stoppers.
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Alhambra Drive
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Audit finds NM mental health providers overbilled millions
Fifteen New Mexico mental health and substance abuse providers overbilled federal and state programs by tens of millions and may have engaged in fraud. Medicaid payments will be halted to all 15 providers, with out of state managers brought in to oversee care. results have been sent to the Attorney General for further probe.
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New Mexico
New Mexico Human Services Department
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Sidonie Squier
Squier
Associated Press
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
City Council to Hear Zoning Amendment on Sexually Oriented Businesses
City Council will hold a public hearing on an amendment to Zoning Ordinance 10-02 regulating sexually oriented businesses. The meeting is Friday at 5 30 p m in City Hall at 425 N Richardson Ave. Roswell NM information line 624 6700.
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N. Richardson Ave
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