ProActive Plus eyes Marion region expansion
Centralia based ProActive Plus Inc led by Eric Bailey plans to bring proactive employee testing to Williamson County. The firm tests nearly 40 physical metrics against job descriptions to prevent mismatches and reduce worker compensation claims, while also offering urine drug testing and rehab guidance. Bailey aims to establish a Marion presence within weeks as regional business activity grows.
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Illinois man in Snap-on May calendar with 1928 Ford T bucket
Bob Gentry of Johnston City had his 1928 Ford T bucket pickup featured in the Snap-on Tools 2002 calendar for May after years of rebuilding it. He funded the paint with DuPont at cost, earned the honor alongside another Illinois resident, and plans a 1948 Crossley pickup project as his next restoration.
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Adviser testifies against Arthur Andersen in landmark case
In Houston, Arthur Andersen adviser John Stewart testified that he was told to destroy drafts of memos on Enron accounting disputes while retaining final papers. He said the policy shift aimed to purge potentially damaging documents as SEC probes widened. Prosecutors say the retroactive retention policy followed Enron’s collapse, the largest U.S. bankruptcy.
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Judge won’t allow Microsoft memo in antitrust case record
U S District Judge Colleen Kollar Kotelly rejected adding a August 2000 internal Microsoft email arguing retaliation against unfriendly PC makers to the record. The nine states say the memo is relevant to actions challenged in the antitrust suit and to possible sanctions. The judge ruled the states failed to show prejudice to Microsoft and noted the litigation should proceed with closing arguments set for June 19 and a late summer ruling.
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Cuba hikes prices at dollar stores amid crisis
Cuba's government announced major price increases at dollar stores to cover imports, while pledging basic foods and essentials would not rise or may fall. The ministry outlined higher costs for electronics and imported goods, with some essential items like powdered milk and soap seeing mild reductions, as tourism and exports falter.
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