Roanoke Times
Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc.
DATE: WEDNESDAY, April 5, 1995 TAG: 9504060041
SECTION: BUSINESS PAGE: B-8 EDITION: METRO
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DATELINE: LENGTH: Short
WOODBURY, N.Y. - The chief executive officer of a large temporary-help company was dismissed Tuesday after an unspecified number of employees accused him of sexual harassment.
The executive, Joel B. Miller, 49, denied any wrongdoing.
Career Horizons Inc. wouldn't say what Miller was alleged to have done. Mark Semer of Kekst and Co., a New York City-based public relations company, said accusations first were made against Miller about two months ago in an unsigned letter sent to the board of directors. The board hired an outside consultant to investigate, Semer said.
Career Horizons has 410 offices in 42 states.
- Newsday
Williamsburg host to travel advisers
WILLIAMSBURG - Travel counselors from automobile associations in the United States and Canada met with representatives of about 50 tourist attractions in this history-rich city Monday.
The Williamsburg Convention and Visitors Bureau sponsors the annual tour to acquaint travel professionals with Williamsburg so they can make recommendations to their clients.
About 40 percent of the estimated 4.5 million visitors to Williamsburg are auto association members, according to bureau surveys.
- Associated Press
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