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Divided Ranks: Women at Mitsubishi Say Union Fell Short on Sexual Harassment

Divided Ranks: Women at Mitsubishi Say Union Fell Short on Sexual Harassment
The Wall Street Journal
Rochelle Sharpe

UAW Local Rarely Filed Grievances, Though It Says It Took Other Action – Tracing One Complex Case

In Whose Hands? How Allstate Applied Scientology Methods to Train Its Managers
The Wall Street Journal
Rochelle Sharpe

Led by a Church Member, Classes Elevated Profits Above ‘Reasonableness’ —
Copyright: L. Ron Hubbard

Mazda men go knocking in Japan
Gannett News Service
Rochelle Sharpe

Those smiling salesmen who knock on doors in midafternoon aren’t from Fuller Brush.

Bones of Contention: When a Marriage Goes to the Dogs – Who Gets Custody of the
Pets Causes Much Acrimony
The Wall Street Journal
Rochelle Sharpe

Steve Morris admits his marriage lasted longer than he thought it would – because of
Jolson.

Hosting candidates has its perks
Gannett News Service
Rochelle Sharpe

First came the carload of free diapers. Then came the invitations to talk on TV.

Hearts of Gold: All Romance Aside, Valentine’s Day Can Be Frantic — and Lucrative
The Wall Street Journal
Rochelle Sharpe

A Washington Florist Bolsters His Staff for the Holiday; He Is Also Very Discreet — Filling a 747 With Roses

Testing the Law: A Mysterious Matter Of Body Odor Turns Into a Federal Case
The Wall Street Journal
Rochelle Sharpe

Beatrice Shaw knew her body odor sometimes got so rancid that it made her co-workers feel sick.

Women’s Longevity Falling in Some Parts of U.S., Stress May Be Factor
Connecticut Health Investigative Team
Rochelle Sharpe

It’s one of the most disturbing trends in American health: women’s life spans are shrinking in many parts of the U.S., and no one knows why.

The Virtual Couch
Business Week
Rochelle Sharpe

The Web brings treatment to those who can’t – or won’t – set foot in an analyst’s office

The Bomb: Hiroshima survivors still suffer
Gannett News Service
Rochelle Sharpe

The mushroom cloud was a memory, the dead cremated long ago.