Pilot Sues Continental Over Cockpit Porn Harassment
Capt Tammy S Blakey a female pilot sues Continental Airlines for sexual harassment claiming pornographic pictures were left in flight manuals and glued behind cockpit drawers and panels. The Newark New Jersey case cites a hostile work environment and seeks unspecified damages.
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Tammy Blakely
Newark
N.J
Continental Airlines
Francine Moccio
Cornell University
Institute For Women and Work
Tammy S. Blakey
Continental
Quake Hits Assisi Basilica Killing Four Inside
A central Italy earthquake struck near Foligno with a 5.5 magnitude, killing four inside the Basilica of St. Francis in Assisi as ceiling sections collapsed. Dozens were rescued, at least 12 injured, and about 2,500 left homeless.
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Assisi
Italy
St. Francis of Assisi
Foligno
Umbria
Rome
Plinio Lepri
Collecurti
Refugees Return Home After Jericho Shelter Arrangements
Twenty Israelis from Mevasseret Zion, sheltered in Jericho after evictions, return to Israel for the Jewish New Year as a Jerusalem court lifts the ban on their homecoming. Palestinian Authority funded their stay at a Jericho hotel, and authorities will seek new housing for them elsewhere in Mevasseret Zion.
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Jerusalem
West Bank
Jericho
Israel
Mevasseret Zion
Maxim
Levy
Palestinian Authority
David Levy
Yasser Arafat
Yeltsin signs law favoring Russian Orthodox Church
Yeltsin signed a law declaring the Russian Orthodox Church the dominant faith and restricting foreign religious groups. The measure imposes 15 year presence requirements for registration and curbs on many Protestant and Catholic activities. Critics call it a major setback for religious freedom while defenders cite protection of Russia’s history and tradition.
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Boris Yeltsin
Russia
Vladimir Zinchenko
Evangelical Christian Church
Japan
Alexy II
Itar Tass
Soviet Union
Lawrence Uzzell
Koston Institute
Vatican
Washington
State Department
James Foley
Yeltsin
United States
U.S. Congress
Russians protest wine naming change in export labels
A Russian government move to stop using the French names champagne and cognac for exported drinks spurred industry protests. Shampanskoye and konyak will be replaced by sparkling wine and brandy, altering long standing labeling tied to New Year and other celebrations.
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Moscow
Jacques Chirac
Russia
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