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a woman claimng that a co-worker grabbed her and made sexual comments was awarded $700,000 by a federal jury on July 2. Kathleen Kessel, 35, and Beverly Meador, 44, began working at the Cook County [Ill.] sheriff's office day reporting center. The women claimed that co-worker Jim Grayes began making crude sexual comments and touching them inappropriately. They sued Cook County, the sheriff's department, Grayes, Sheriff Michael Sheehan and three other supervisors for sexual harassment, assault and battery an
August 04, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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