Maternity Leave California
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Women and fringe benefits: Maternity leave and chld care in the United States (Discussion paper series) … |
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Few workers taking advantage of family leave rules: after six months, state law has had little impact on firms. (Special Report: Employee Benefits): An article from: San Diego Business Journal $5.95 This digital document is an article from San Diego Business Journal, published by CBJ, L.P. on October 5, 1992. The length of the article is 1296 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.Citation DetailsTitle: Few… |
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Leave $15.99 Track Listing: 1. Leave the North, Head Southwards, 2. Leave the Boys of Summer, 3. Leave All Your Doubts About Me, 4. Leave Palaces and Castles, 5. Leave Another Opportunity to Feel Better, 6. Leave This Town (On Bicycle), 7. Leave Your Dreams, 8. Leave Your Personal Role Model, 9. Leave Festivus, 10. Leave the Thing You Love the Most |
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Leave Home [Expanded] [Remaster] $7.99 Track Listing: 1. Glad to See You Go, 2. Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment, 3. I Remember You, 4. Oh, Oh, I Love Her So, 5. Carbona Not Glue, 6. Suzy Is a Headbanger, 7. Pinhead, 8. Now I Wanna Be a Good Boy, 9. Swallow My Pride, 10. What’s Your Game, 11. California Sun, 12. Commando, 13. You’re Gonna Kill That Girl, 14. You Should Never Have Opened That Door, 15. Babysitter, 16. Loudmouth, 17. Beat on the Brat, 18. Blitzkrieg Bop, 19. I Remember You, 20. Glad to See You Go, 21. Chainsaw, 22. 53rd & 3rd, 23. I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend, 24. Havana Affair, 25. Listen to My Heart, 26. California Sun, 27. Judy Is a Punk, 28. I Don’t Wanna Walk Around With You, 29. Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World, 30. Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue, 31. Let’s Dance |
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California $22.99 California |
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California Poppy $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Eternity, 2. Lion’s Pride, 3. Rock Me Slow, 4. That’s the Sound, 5. Somewhere (Further Than the Valley), 6. Desire, 7. Right Now, 8. Born Again Virgin, 9. Classy Lady, 10. Love Don’t, 11. Leave Them For Dead |
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In Old California - $12.99 With its slight resemblance to Destry Rides Again (1939) — probably not entirely coincidental — this rousing Western from Republic Pictures remains a joy throughout. John Wayne plays Tom Craig, a mild-mannered druggist from Boston who opens a shop in wild and woolly Sacramento shortly before the Gold Rush. The town is “owned” by the Dawson brothers, Britt (Albert Dekker) and Joe (Dick Purcell), who poison Craig’s tonic when saloon hostess Lacey Miller (Binnie Barnes) takes too much of an interest in the handsome newcomer. Town drunk Whitey (Emmett Lynn) has one drink too many, and all of Sacramento is soon in a lynching mood. The news of “gold in them thar hills” saves the druggist in the nick of time, but his business is destroyed. While everyone is heading for the gold fields, Craig prepares to leave town with snobbish debutante Ellen Sanford (Helen Parrish), whom he intends to marry. News of typhoid fever among the prospectors changes his mind, however, and the man once referred to as “a human hitchin’ post instead of a two-legged man,” risks his own life to save the suffering populace. The Dawson brothers, meanwhile, plan to hijack the medical supplies and sell them to the highest bidder, but when Britt Dawson learns that Lacey is helping the sick and may be stricken with the disease herself, he has a change of heart and eventually confesses to spiking Craig’s medicine. Cast against type for most of the film, John Wayne fails to make his amiable druggist entirely believable but remains simply John Wayne throughout — which is as it should be. Binnie Barnes is rowdy and fun whether leading a chorus of “California Joe” by Johnny Marvin and Fred Rose, or jealously interrupting a t?te-?-t?te between Wayne and 19-year-old Helen Parrish. Usually cast as glacial “other women” in Hollywood films, the British-born Barnes had actually begun her professional career touring Europe and South Africa with bucolic American headliner Tex McLeod, which was as good a preparation as any to play In Old California’s saloon belle. Patsy Kelly, who shoots down her laundry with a Winchester, and Edgar Kennedy, as Wayne’s tooth-ache plagued sidekick, add to the general fun. ~ Hans J. Wollstein, All Movie Guide |
