Former Employee Says Firing Was Based on Conversations At
Work
A Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge ruled November 18 that
a jury will decide whether NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL)
unlawfully discriminated against a former employee for discussing
the scientific theory of intelligent design (ID) at work.
As the Aero-News staff observes the US holiday of Thanksgiving
on Thursday, we wanted to let our readers know that ANN will still
be on the job, reporting breaking news in the aviation and
aerospace fields as it happens -- in Real Time -- just like always.
Aero-News will be publishing at a slightly reduced level on
November 24th and 25th, as our staffers spend some time with their
families... some of whom may not recognize them away from their
computers. Basically, we're going to treat the four-day weekend as
just that: a four-day weekend, meaning you'll still be able to find
several new stories each day on our website.
"We are aggressively moving forward with our plans to
have the youngest, most fuel-efficient fleet in the U.S. in the
next five years." Source: Tom Horton, President of AMR and
American Airlines.
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