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• Friday's prep football results 10/10/2008, 10:01 p.m. EDT
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• Court makes Conn. 3rd state to allow gay marriage 10/10/2008, 10:14 p.m. EDT
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• Stocks end wild session mixed, Dow falls 128 10/10/2008, 7:48 p.m. EDT
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• GE 3Q profit off 22 pct, but meets lower forecast 10/10/2008, 7:28 p.m. EDT
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FLINT, Michigan -- More than 60 high-paying jobs with AT&T are being cut here by Dec. 22, but AT&T and Communication Workers of America officials said the employees likely can transfer to other positions within AT&T.
"I would hope at the end of the day nobody who wants to keep working will lose their jobs," said Mike Smith, vice president of Communication Workers of America Local 4103, which represents about 260 workers in Genesee and Lapeer counties. "But, A, that's not a guarantee, and B, that doesn't do much for us here in Genesee County."
Smith said 63 employees who work at AT&T's building at 502 Beach St. and proofread orders for customers returning to AT&T from other phone companies were told last month that their jobs will be axed.
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GENESEE COUNTY -- Renters will no longer be forced from their homes because of an eviction starting Monday -- a response to the deepening foreclosure crisis.
Sheriff Robert J. Pickell said he's placing a moratorium on enforcing all rental evictions because he's heard of situations where renters pay their rent on time, but are evicted because the houses are lost by their owners to foreclosure.
"We're not going to put these people out on the street," Pickell said. "That's cruel. We're going to build some compassion into the system." - More Michigan News »
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LANSING - An environmental group in Marquette is looking to an upcoming meeting to give the Upper Peninsula a bigger role in protecting the Great Lakes.
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