United Airlines flight attendants approve cost cutting deal
Flight attendants at United Airlines ratified a contract aimed at cutting costs and reshaping pay. The approval follows long bargaining and covers wage concessions and work rule changes to help the carrier weather industry pressures.
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Du Quoin honors homecoming for football team
Nearly 1,000 supporters packed Anders Gym in Du Quoin to welcome back the Class 3A champions after a 21 14 loss to Elmhurst Immaculate Conception. Coach Al Martin praised the team for its unity and spirit as Mayor John Rednour lauded the players, coaches, and fans. SEE HEROES / PAGE 2A
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Iranian engineer-turned-professor leads SIUC contract clash
Morteza Daneshdoost, who arrived at Southern Illinois University Carbondale in August 1984, now stands at the forefront of faculty administration contract talks. He seeks victories of respect and integrity for professors and aims to improve the world through education and scholarship. His career began in Tehran as an electrical engineer before earning his doctorate.
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Split in Bush's war Cabinet widens in disclosure
A foreign policy rift in the Bush administration grows, affecting Iraq, Middle East, and Asia policy. Powell gains temporary upper hand over Cheney and Rumsfeld in seeking UN approval to disarm Iraq, while conservatives gain leverage as GOP midterms shift influence.
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U N team makes surprise inspection at Balad post
U N monitors arrived unannounced at a Balad Chemical Corps base north of Baghdad on a third day of renewed inspections under a Security Council resolution. They reported unrestricted access and did not disclose preliminary findings, with spokesman Hiro Ueki noting satisfactory Iraqi cooperation.
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New tools aid donors in judging good charities from bad
Donors have more resources to evaluate charities as the nonprofit sector grows beyond 800000 groups. Better Business Bureau Wise Giving Alliance reviews 500 major nonprofits, while the American Institute of Philanthropy grades about 450. Charity Navigator lists 1750 groups with a Top 10 list and star rankings, noting 67 percent earned three or four stars.
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