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A speech questioning the proposed merger of two local school districts cost Betty Lou Dossert her job, but then cost her employer much more. Dossert was allegedly dismissed from her bank job because one of the school districts threatened to pull its business if she wasn't fired. Dossert sued the bank, claiming that her right to free speech had been violated. A federal jury in Lincoln, Neb., agreed, awarding her $1.56 million.
February 27, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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