Dial Corp settlement over harassment case reaches 10 million
Dial Corp agrees to a 10 million settlement with about 100 current and former female employees at its Aurora soap plant alleging sexual harassment. Each woman to receive an average of 100000, ending a federal lawsuit brought with EEOC backing.
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Southern states rocked by 4.9 magnitude quake near Fort Payne
A 4.9 earthquake centered near Fort Payne Alabama rattled seven Southern states early Tuesday. The temblor, felt across Alabama Georgia Tennessee Kentucky North Carolina South Carolina and Mississippi, lasted up to a minute with aftershocks and loud thunderlike noise. No major damage or injuries were reported.
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Bush to declare combat over in Iraq without claiming victory
President Bush is expected to declare combat in Iraq over in a speech to troops aboard a carrier off California. He will avoid using the word victory while signaling the rebuilding phase has begun and U.S. responsibility has been established, with aid and reconstruction set to flow to Iraq.
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Bush signals victory in Iraq to pivot to economy and re election
President Bush plans a campaign style speech in Santa Clara as he shifts public focus from Iraq reconstruction to the faltering economy. Analysts say declaring victory hinges on Gen Franks while Franks says the decision rests with the president and defense secretary.
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Americans afraid to travel as SARS and terrorism loom
Americans defer foreign trips amid SARS fears, terrorism, and war risks. A mass survey shows 55 percent report reduced travel, with 71 percent avoiding international trips. many cite the economy or war as reasons. Experts say threat increases worry and avoidance behaviors.
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