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A Florida man who claimed the Federal Aviation Administration discriminated against him for being white and Jewish will not get his day in court. A federal judge dismissed the case, dealing a serious blow to Martin Goldenberg's effort to prove he was unfairly denied promotions due to anti-Semitism as well as to a quota system promising 50 percent of promotions to women and minorities.
February 26, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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