Older workers prove valuable despite myths and politics
Studies compiled for National Employ the Older Worker Week show workers hired after age 40 often reach higher performance earlier, peak between 51 and 60, and have fewer missed days and lower turnover. Analyses from state and federal agencies debunk absenteeism and ageist hiring myths.
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Congress
National
State Employment Security Commission
U.S. Department of Labor
Carter appointee Tucker face scandal over HUD ties
District of Columbia political figure Sterling Tucker and a campaign creditor are at the center of an affidavit alleging payoffs for government contracts if Tucker secures White House approval. Tape recordings and sworn statements claim discussions of sweetheart contracts and quid pro quo raising questions about Tucker’s new role as HUD assistant secretary.
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Washington
Carter
District of Columbia
Entaan Fadiee
Tucker
Woodrow Boggs
Gary Cohn
Sam Fogg
Sherwood Ross
White House
Ross
Boggs
Iun
Woody Boggs
Arment
Sterling
Ggs
Sherwood
Cohn
PNM criticized over Ron Gentry issue in New Mexico
A memorandum to Public Service Company of New Mexico chairman George Schreiber argues the utility risks damage to its image as Ron Gentry, a Belén lineman turned legislator, may challenge management. The letter urges restraint and magnanimity to avoid further public backlash amid rate hikes and public discontent.
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Santa FE
George Schreiber
Public Service Company of New Mexico
George
PNM
Ron Gentry
Belen
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Ising Sor
Godel Oman
Ec Roman
Gentry
Padoven
Angel
Jerry Geist
Balance of Free Press and National Security in Bomb Article
The New York Times discusses a federal suit over suppressing a magazine article on hydrogen bombs. It argues courts must show grave immediate harm before censorship, noting Judge Robert Warren weighs temporary restraint while protecting constitutional free speech amid security concerns.
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Eer
Bdag
Republica
United States
Sanedic Alyeal Rene
Callon
Steven Gort
Ae Pepeneet
Essive
U.S
Robert Warren
Milwaukee
Supreme Court
Warren
Idi Amin
The
New York Times
Lions Review Past Projects Ahead of Minstrel Show
March 12, 1954 events note Lions Club reviews past projects as prep for their annual minstrels. The gathering at Mrs. Morris Trent’s home includes T.A. Henton Wilmot, W.H. McKinley, Vernon Knapp, and others. First baseman Joe Bauman discussed as a standout from last season with 51 home runs.
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Fenty Bieig Cole
Morris Trent
Aes Oran Cole
T.A. Ra
Joe Bauman
Ee Roswell
Henry J Taylor recounts Napoleons romance with Josephine
A fragmented portrait of Josephine de Beauharnais and her tumultuous marriage to Napoleon Bonaparte. The piece traces their union in Paris in 1796, Josephine’s past and status, Napoleon’s rising command, and the enduring, flawed bond that defined a pivotal era.
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Napleon Bona
Paris
Marie-Josep Rose Tascher de la Pagerie
Martinique
Josephine
Vicomt
Alexandre de Beauharnais
Beauharnais
Anne Hutchinson
Sypesheve
Tia Bonaparte
Napoleon
Claude Debussy
Italy
Europe
le Josephinine
Igna
Rene Wat Ben Bat
Hortense
Eugene di di
Notre Dame
Melibe
Mane Louise
Francis Joephine
Malhaoon
Kapolonin
Josephine Wire Wracne
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