Father Daughter recall Pearl Harbor attack on Dec 7 1941
Milton Zurfluh then a signal and motor officer on Oahu recalls the surprise strike by the Japanese Navy. His wife Evelyn and daughters hid as bullets splattered nearby and gunfire erupted. Pearl Harbor News notes 2343 casualties.
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Man faces 100 years in prison in three deaths
An Aiken grand jury indicted Warrenville man Michael Richard Batchelor 36 on multiple counts including involuntary manslaughter DUI and contributing to the delinquency of a minor after a July 11 crash killed his three underage sons. He faces more than a century in prison if convicted and his trial is not expected this year.
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Unemployment rate climbs to 6 percent in November
The U.S. unemployment rate rose to 6 percent in November, up from 5.7 percent, reaching an eight year high. Analysts called the rise a cold hard slap in the face for a sagging economy, with Bill Cheney of John Hancock noting the psychological impact of hitting 6 percent. Labor data released Friday.
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Bush fires economic team in Cabinet shakeup
President Bush dismissed Treasury Secretary Paul ONeill and economic adviser Larry Lindsey on Friday in a cabinet reshuffle aimed at steering political damage from the worsening economy. Advisers said a replacement slate and a new tax cut plan would be announced soon.
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