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hartshorn

[hahrts-hawrn] / ˈhɑrtsˌhɔrn /


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The end of the federal mask mandate has eased onboard tensions, said Paul Hartshorn Jr., a spokesman for the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, which represents those who fly for American Airlines, but he said flight attendants are increasingly out of position or unable to work flights because of limits on how many hours they can be on the job.

From Washington Post

The turning point for America was “just a phenomenal work of the Lord,” said Margaret H. Hartshorn, the chairman of the board of Heartbeat International, a network of anti-abortion pregnancy centers.

From New York Times

Ms Hartshorn, from Cramlington, has been posting updates on her blog Melanie's Mission about her determination to get better and qualify as a primary school teacher.

From BBC

In 2016 Ms Hartshorn graduated from Newcastle University with a degree in biology and had to accept her certificate lying on a stretcher.

From BBC

Ms Hartshorn, who is now out of hospital, added: "We need to find a way to get me safe and stable, so this halo can finally be removed as you can't live in a halo forever, but I'm a very complex case."

From BBC