Anti Bicentennial Sentiment Surges Across the United States
James T. Wooten reports growing backlash to the Bicentennial celebrations as protests petty and large appear in cities from Philadelphia to Boston. Citizens resist tourism and cheap souvenirs while groups like the Peoples Bicentennial Commission push radical interpretations of revolutionary history.
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Social Security workers no necktie rule in NY area
Federal arbitrator Sidney A. Wolff ruled that employees in 110 Social Security offices in New York and New Jersey cannot be forced to wear neckties. He said the rule had no reasonable relationship to the job or office mission. The decision affects 4,500 workers under the union contract mandating attire in good taste.
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