Word: cashiers
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Frary, owner and cashier at the country store in Chichester, said customers who stopped in to pick up milk and the morning paper were excited about yesterday's election...
...struggling toward a better life. She was engaged to be married and had dreams of being a doctor. Every weekday she boarded the No. 6 bus in her predominantly black Buffalo, New York, neighborhood for the 50-minute ride to Cheektowaga, a white suburb, where she worked as a cashier at Arthur Treacher's Fish & Chips in the glittering, white-marbled Walden Galleria Mall. Often during the day, charter buses would pull into the Galleria parking lot and disgorge shoppers from as far away as Canada. But the city bus wasn't allowed on mall property. Wiggins...
...overtime for police and National Guard troops. Most of $280 million in private funds has been devoted to building 32 supermarkets that help local people who otherwise pay higher prices at small shops. But as for the jobs they create, not many families get out of poverty on a cashier's paycheck...
...news of the probable cuts in stride. "If they cut it all out, I would make do," says the plain-speaking brunet, who lost her long-distance-operator job at AT&T in a 1987 restructuring and has worked on and off since as a housecleaner and a cashier. "People here will figure out a way to get by. We're good at looking after our needs." Her sister-in-law Julie Eyestone, 30, who lives across the river in Minnesota, agrees. "People here think a lot about surviving." she says. "They survive the winters. They'll survive the cuts...
Several weeks ago, Price says, he was waiting in the checkout line to purchase spanikopita, a spinach pie. The cashier told him the pie cost $2.62, but Price had only $2.15 in his wallet, he says...