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A federal jury in Philadelphia returned a swift verdict for Boeing Thursday, rejecting a secretary's claims that the company had fired her on the basis of her age and gender. Calling the verdict a "complete vindication" of the aircraft manufacturer, Boeing's attorney, M. Frances Ryan, stated that Boeing had no choice but to eliminate the position, due to the automation of much of the secretary's job duties.
August 06, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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