Tuesday, July 25, 2006                  credo said...
Holladay's "telling" is different from the "news story" by the
paper raises the issue about the lack of prepareness for
emergency situation by the newspaper. In certain situations, a
quick response may make a difference in a person living or
dying.  We often believe that corporation has a worker's best
interest at heart in these situations, but not always which can
lead to tragic deaths.  Holladay's telling will encourage
individuals in the workplace to be more proactive as first
responders, in getting adequate training to make a difference
the next time..that's what Katrina was trying to teach us.
Anonymous said...  Sorry, but Ruth has a long history of
inaccuracies. She rarely "checked things out" while at the Star,
and was the frequent target of complaints from those who were
unfairly characterized in her columns. I have no knowledge of
the reasons she "retired," but I suspect she was encouraged to
do so as a result of the persistent allegations of un