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San Francisco fire officials are already under attack from some rank-and-file who have sued to force a tougher stance against on-the-job drinking. Now they're accused in a second suit of being too harsh -- with women in particular. Former firefighter Cynthia Childers doesn't deny drinking on the job in 2001, but claims that male firefighters nabbed in similar situations were regularly given second chances.
May 02, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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