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The three youngest children of an ice cream man shot dead in 2001 while working in Wilmington, Pa., are eligible for dependency benefits, a Philadelphia workers' compensation judge has ruled. In so holding, Workers' Compensation Judge Aida L. Harris rejected the argument that Yemeni immigrant and Philadelphia resident Abdullah Alameri was an independent contractor -- as opposed to an employee -- of the company known as Jack & Jill Ice Cream.
May 09, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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