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...Gibbons held two demanding jobs--as a wheelchair attendant at Los Angeles International Airport and a security guard in an office tower. He still works 40 hours a week at the airport, but thanks to the city's five-year-old "living wage" ordinance, which raised the minimum wage for firms that contract with the city, his hourly pay has jumped from $5.75 to $9.54. He has been able to drop his second job and now studies at a local college for what he hopes will be a better job, as a counselor to substance abusers. Gibbons...
...cost of $224 billion, with states kicking in 42% of that money. During the same period, 2 million Americans lost their employer-provided health insurance. So just as more people need help, states are being forced to either limit eligibility for coverage or pare services to the absolute minimum...
...game was by far the finest of Crockett’s career. He faced the minimum 27 batters, surrendering no hits and no walks over nine innings. He fanned 14 batters, most of them via a biting curveball that scraped shoelaces it fluttered so low. Nine of his strikeouts required a throw to first by catcher Brian Lentz to complete the putout...
...WHAT YOU WANT TO HEAR] Get a camera that shoots stills at a minimum of 1 megapixel. That isn't film quality...
...this day of guaranteed contracts and a minimum major league salary of $200,000, it is difficult to imagine pampered ballplayers leaving their lucrative profession to fight for America. Yet, throughout baseball’s history they have done just that, risking death and career-ending injury to serve the United States...