Word: filed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...University and representatives of kitchen workers in the Harvard dining halls have ironed out a final contract proposal following more than two months of on-and-off negotiations. The contract awaits ratification by the union rank and file later this month...
According to Balsam, the union rank and file met last Tuesday to discuss the final Harvard proposal, and will reconvene on September 29 to hold a ratification vote on the pact...
...comments of Jerome S. Winegar, the former Minnesota-based school administrator who Judge Garrity approved for headmaster at South Boston High last year, seem to indicate. Monday, he says. so many students checked in for the fourth day of classes--300 blacks and 500 whites--that they had to file up and wait outside the aged building while staff at the door read the newly-installed airport metal detectors...
...another odd turn in the convoluted case, Paris police have obtained two alleged copies of the confidential Dassault dossier. Although they have not divulged the file's contents, Dassault made another appearance on French television last week to counter widespread speculation that the affair hinges on a cover-up of bribes and other dubious financial dealings by his company. As for his absconding employee, Dassault benignly welcomed him home as a "prodigal son." French justice may not be so kind: if found guilty of fraud, he could be sentenced to two years in prison and fined 36,000 francs...
...weeks (in New York, most employees who quit voluntarily are ineligible for jobless benefits). Unemployment officials insisted that she visit prospective employers regularly. But her former boss had deliberately made Caroline difficult to place by saying that her relatively high salary was for work performed as a file clerk instead of a secretary. That suited Caroline fine. Says she: "I needed a vacation. Besides, I got away with it only because my company let me. I just didn't want to work, that...