Jobless Anger Rises Amid Prolonged Unemployment
A frustrated mood grips workers like Joseph LaRusso and Lea Gibson as unemployment climbs to 7.5 percent in May, sparking anger toward Washington and doubt about a swift recovery. Narratives from Boston, Lubbock, Austin and New Hampshire illustrate the strain on families and recent graduates awaiting jobs despite degrees.
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Lea Gibson
Texas Tech University
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Mount Lebanon
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Wiliam Jackson
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Fred Ulmer
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Kidnappers Offer Freeing Hostages on Conditions in Lebanon
A Beirut based group holding two Germans says they will release the captives only if concrete assurances are given regarding two Shiite Muslim brothers jailed in Germany. The group avoids a direct timetable and notes movement toward a satisfactory conclusion with no immediate release demanded. The statement, delivered to a Western news agency, follows previous refusals to release without the brothers’ freedom.
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