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  • 'Not well-received': Connecticut police department scraps 'pandemic drone' program after outcry

    04/26/2020 7:09:19 AM PDT · by McGruff · 28 replies
    Washington Examiner ^ | April 25, 2020 | Zachary Halaschak
    The Westport Police Department, located in Connecticut’s hardest-hit county of Fairfield, has abandoned its idea to use high-tech drones that can detect symptoms of coronavirus infection from up to 190 feet away. The backtracking came after people expressed privacy concerns about the program. On Thursday, Police Chief Foti Koskinas and First Selectman Jim Marpe said the drone surveillance plan would not come to fruition because it was “not well-received,” according to Westport News. “In our good faith effort to get ahead of the virus and potential need to manage and safely monitor crowds and social distancing in this environment, our...
  • Archie Parnell Won a Rigged Primary

    10/17/2018 6:27:28 PM PDT · by NotchJohnson · 4 replies
    Fitnews ^ | 10/14/18 | Steve Lough
    I object to the reference in a recent Joe Cunningham article that Archie Parnell had “no credible opposition” in his primary for the fifth congressional district seat in South Carolina. I was his opponent. I graduated from Dartmouth. I’m good on the stump. I know what the hell I am talking about. Parnell spread the rumor that I was a Republican plant. (S.C. Democratic Party chairman) Trav Robertson told me everyone was saying that (there was only one place that rumor could have come from). Parnell stared so menacingly at my wife that she was upset and told me about...
  • The Unhealthy Choice [Walmart should hire sick people]

    11/03/2005 5:33:03 AM PST · by TaxRelief · 59 replies · 1,679+ views
    Fairfield County Weekly (CT) ^ | November 3, 2005 | by Alistair Highet
    ...A leaked memo last week from Walmart's executive vice president for benefits, Susan Chambers, suggested that the next move in cost-cutting at the nation's largest private employer would be to "dissuade unhealthy people from coming to work at Walmart." ...You should think about this, because if you believe your company isn't harboring similar thoughts, you are living in a dream world. As a spokesperson for Walmart said after the memo was leaked, "Every business in America... [is] having conversations in their boardrooms just like ours."