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Under the voluntary program, businesses would be asked to cooperate with city officials to inform local residents of job openings...
...even 40 years ago. In 1980 Manville finally sued 27 of its carriers in state court in San Francisco. As part of their defense, some of the firms claimed that Manville was aware of the dangers of asbestos as far back as the 1930s and did not inform them, thus making the policies void. That case has not yet been settled...
Some of the other court-ordered changes could have a noticeable impact on the service consumers receive. If the local phone companies bill customers for AT&T's long-distance service, for example, they would have to inform them that the same service is available from other firms. The operating companies would also be required to offer AT&T rivals equal-quality access to the local phone system. That particularly appealed to a competitor like MCI Communications Corp. Said a jubilant MCI Chairman William McGowan: "To use our alternative long-distance service now, the customer must have a push...
...happened, Sharon had special reason to be sensitive to criticism. According to reports from Jerusalem, the Begin government failed to consult or inform either the Israeli Cabinet or the ministerial defense committee of the plan for the Wednesday assault on West Beirut. At a Thursday-night Cabinet meeting, some ministers asked who had approved the operation and when this had been done. Prime Minister Begin, regarding the inquiries as a personal attack, angrily attempted to justify the military action. He also admitted that the decision had been made by Sharon and himself at a private meeting. Said Begin: "Even David...
...company counterattacked by sending out a mailing to 48,000 Southern churches and enlisting the aid of religious leaders like the Rev. Jerry Falwell to deny the reports. Says Falwell: "The only way to stop this is for pastors to inform their congregations that the whole thing is a farce...