It doesn’t have to be endured in the workplace
A federal court case in Washington this week highlights sexual harassment at work and the need for awareness. The suit, involving a 30 year old former employee of American Broadcasting Co against a former network vice president, underscores continuing abuse despite EEOC guidelines and Minnesota precedents.
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Minnesota
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American Broadcasting Co
Sirhan Sirhan Denied Parole In Swift California Board Action
The California Parole Board quickly rejected Sirhan Sirhan's parole request in a three minute decision after an open session in which he expressed remorse. The panel met privately and its deliberations were accidentally broadcast, prompting Sirhan and his lawyer to demand a new hearing and decry American justice. The note highlights concerns about workplace sexual harassment and the need for clear boundaries and respect in professional settings.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Pettiness in Albany Marred by Partisan Rulings
Freshman state Senator Nancy Lorraine Hoffmann faced the common Albany ritual of minority members being denied credit as Republicans and Democrats alternately dominate the two houses. The piece highlights decades of pettiness and a feudal system where leaders Warren Anderson and Stanley Finks exert control over bills and offices.
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Albany
State Capitol
Senate
Assembly
Warren Anderson
Stanley Finks
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Hoffmann
Nancy Hoffmann's bill faces party ledge and approval
Nancy Hoffmann introduced a routine disability retirement bill to aid a Cicero constituent, but a Senate Rules Committee copy with a different bill number passed quickly. She kept calm, saying it was no big deal whose name is on it, while critics call it petty politics and a tiny frame of influence.
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Hoffmann
Committee On Rules
Syracuse
Britain’s unions fade as militants lose to moderates
Britain’s labor movement shows a divided posture after a year of coal mine strikes and pay disputes. Union power wanes under Conservative reforms, with secret ballots now required and sympathy strikes curtailed. Membership remains substantial at 9.6 million, yet unemployment climbs to 13.1 percent as heavy industry declines and high tech reshapes work.
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National Union of Railwaymen
Britain
Downing St
Margaret Thatcher
Socialist Labor Party
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National Labor Federation
United States
Edward Heath
Father Esposito’s path from St. Anthony’s to St. Joseph’s and back
Parishioners of St. Anthony’s Church pay tribute to Father William C. Esposito for his years as associate to Msgr. Gildea, pastor at St. Joseph’s Lee Center, and later return to serve at Christ the King. They recall his vibrant leadership, the challenges of a largely non-Catholic community, and his farewell as he moves to a new assignment. He led projects like repairing stained glass windows, faced attendance declines, celebrated a silver jubilee, and remains a cherished figure as he departs St. Anthony’s.
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St. Anthony of Padua Church
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Gildea
St. Joseph’s Church
Lee Center
Rome
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Father Esposito
Monica
Sisters of Saint Joseph
Esposito
Christ the King Church
Bayberry
St.enany
St. Anthony’s Church
Pride Day in Syracuse Sparks Homosexuals Debate
Pastor John D. Jones of Bethel Community Church of God in Christ argues against homosexuality, labeling it an evil spiritual scheme and claiming Jesus and Paul were silent on the issue while asserting a divine stance against same-sex relations during Syracuse Pride events.
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Syracuse
Jesus
Paul
Satan
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John D. Jones
Bethel Community Church of God In Christ
Enduring a Heat Wave with Dave Barry’s Home Tips
Dave Barry offers humorous survival guidance during a jungle style heat wave. He jokes about buying an air conditioner, the misadventures of installation, and the absurdity of energy efficient models. He portrays household dynamics and satirizes self help home repair articles while warning against drinking to cope with heat.
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