Luxury maintains pace as recession changes spending
In a rocky economy the well off trim less essential purchases while preserving key luxuries. Tony & Guy owner Laurel Chirico reports no slowdown, and luxury categories like organic foods, spa services, and Botox endure. Travel shifts toward cheaper itineraries and distant destinations while demanding markets grow for premium experiences.
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Budgets Trimmed as Food Crisis Worsens Wheat Threat
In St Paul Minnesota a wave of budget cuts hits wheat research amid a global food crisis. Senator Lugar denounces the trimming of funds for plant disease resistance work at the University of Minnesota where Dr Yue Jin leads efforts to protect the US 17 billion wheat crop. Budget shifts divert money to other programs and earmarks while disease spores spread toward South Asia.
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Ohio colleges fear economy may curb freshman attendance
Ohio colleges report more freshman applications than last year but worry the sluggish economy could force admitted students to withdraw due to tuition costs. Ohio State University shows 385 fewer applications yet expects 6050 freshmen. Ohio University Athens sees fall commitments down 128 as 10,762 students are accepted.
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Court OKs suits in race and age retaliation cases
The Supreme Court, in 7-2 and 6-3 decisions, broadens workers rights to sue for retaliation after discrimination complaints. Justice Breyer writes that the Civil Rights Act of 1866 enshrines retaliation claims, with Justices Alito and Kennedy joining liberal colleagues. Chief Roberts dissents in the age case but joins the race ruling.
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