Government jobs in Southeast grow slowly in 1979 study says
Georgia State economist Donald Ratajczak notes Southeast government employment rose 1.3 percent in 1979 while total employment grew 1.9 percent. Census work would add about 100000 Southeast jobs briefly. school employment slows as budgets tighten and fewer children reduce growth. Military jobs to rise slightly in 1980.
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Atlanta
Southeast
Georgia State Universe
Southeastern
Donald Ratajczak
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Census
Rataje
Ratajczak
NRC probes buried low level waste site in Michigan
The NRC will inspect a Gratiot County site where thousands of barrels of low level radioactive waste from a St. Louis chemical plant may be buried at Breckinridge property owned by Versicol Chemical. DNR official Jack Bails says several thousand barrels are possible, with NRC staff to determine contents and compliance.
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Lansing
Mich
Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Michigan
Gratiot County
State Department of Natural Resources
St. Louis
Versicol Chemical Co
Breckinridge
Jack Bails
DNR
Detroit Free Press
Bails
Bert Davis
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Chicago
Carter tightens ploy as black vote sways in polls
NAACP director Benjamin Hooks says the nearly united black vote in 1976 remains largely uncommitted. He notes large swings in recent polls that show Kennedy leading early and Carter now ahead, with the black vote likely moving within the total vote.
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New York
Jimmy Carter
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Benjamin Hooks
Kennedy
Carter
Bombing hits Aeroflot offices in city blast
Two unidentified NYC police officers recovered damage to Aeroflot offices after an explosion last night. Police said three persons were injured and a man chased from the scene was captured and is being questioned.
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New York City
Aeroflot
Jury Acquits Webster In Bride's 1977 Death
Gary Lynn Webster, acquitted of second degree murder in the death of his 18 year old bride Betty Faye Webster, voiced concern for her family and said he trusts in God. Prosecutors offered no comment as the couple’s engagement followed the verdict.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Gary Lynn Webster
Webster
Betty Faye Webster
Texas
Betty
Linda Bingham
Jacksonville Beach
Bombed Miami cigar maker offers reward for captors
Jose Orlando Padron, whose cigar factory has been bombed twice, offers a reward for the capture and conviction of the bombers to secure the release of Cuban political prisoners. An explosion at Padron Hand Made Cigars and Pilate Cigars Inc. damaged the Little Havana building but caused no injuries. A group calling itself Omega 7 claimed responsibility for the blast and previous attacks tied to anti Castro actions.
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Miami
Jose Orlando Padron
Padron
Padron Hand Made Cigars
Pilate Cigars Inc
Little Havana
Omega 7
Associated Press
New York
Aeroflot
Committee of 75
Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Miami Area
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Mountain Family Robinson
Mark
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Monthru
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Whitewall
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Ory
Tough One
Mr. C Battery
Cheyer
YOO Choice
Aristar, Inc
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
E.D. Jones
Edward D. Jones & Co
New York Stock Exchgnos, Inc
Max L. Crawford
Aiken
S.C
Progress Parkway
Maryland Heights
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