Toledo man sues GM over fetus badge display
John Stasa of Swanton files a 50.5 million civil rights suit against General Motors Powertrain Division alleging religious discrimination for requiring removal of a badge showing a mangled aborted fetus head with the caption Freedom of Choice. He says he was suspended twice for wearing it and faced possible dismissal, and notes EEOC involvement and union comments.
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Neiman Marcus Christmas Book touts pricey aquatic gifts
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