Job growth slows as unemployment rises to 4.6 percent
The Labor Department reported 4.6 percent unemployment in September, the highest in six months, with only 69,000 jobs added and factory payrolls down 16,000. Construction weakened and service sector gains were the weakest since 1992, while President Clinton urged global ministers to seek stability. Economists warn of gradual deterioration ahead.
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Washington
Labor Department
Clinton
Sung Won Sohn
Norwest Corp
Minneapolis
Obituary notices listed for Leopoldine Theissen Annie Thomas Wipf Enlow Center
Obituary notices appear on page 5A for Leopoldine M Theissen of North Augusta, Annie Louise Thomas of Aiken, and William Wipf and Ruby Enlow of Aiken.
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Leopoldine M. Theissen
North Augusta
Annie Louise Thomas
Aiken
William Wipf
Ruby Enlow Center
Georgia Lottery Draws Friday Winning Numbers Card
Georgia lottery results list Cash 3 Midday 9 7 8 Cash 3 Evening 6 0 8 The Big Game 2 68 26 29 Big Money 8.
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Cash
Cover-up exposed in Clinton Lewinsky case evidence release
The House released 4,600 pages detailing President Clinton's efforts to contain the Lewinsky scandal ahead of impeachment hearings. Betty Currie recalls midnight calls from the president as she sought to reach Monica Lewinsky. Linda Tripp is described coaching Lewinsky and taping conversations for Kenneth Starr.
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Washington
House
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Oval Office
Betty Currie
Grand Jury
Ms. Lewinsky
Pentagon
Linda Tripp
Kenneth Starr
Mrs. Tripp
White House
New York
Gene Autry dies at 91 a legendary Hollywood cowboy
Gene Autry, famed singing cowboy and owner of the Anaheim Angels for over 30 years, died at 91 after a long illness. He starred in 91 musical Westerns, built a media empire, and sold KTLA in 1982 for 245 million. Autry mentored generations with moral storytelling and left a lasting Western heritage.
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Los Angeles
Gene Autry
Champion
Autry
Anaheim Angels
Hollywood
Roy Rogers
Alex Gordon
England
Palm Springs
KTLA
Forbes Magazine
James Nottage
Autry Museum of Western Heritage
Griffith Park
Rudolph
Are My
Sunshine
United Way gains early lift from SRS employee drive
United Way of Aiken County reports strong early momentum in the fall campaign. Joe Lewis notes 20.4 percent of its goal reached while Bill Arra and Charlotte Holly present Savannah River Site donors with a 1,085,017 check, 108 percent of the SRS goal. John Paveglio expects to meet and exceed the 2.6 million target as 49 percent has been matched.
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Aiken County
Joe Lewis
Bill Arra
Charlotte Holly
Savannah River
John Paveglio
SRS
Faveglio
Westinghouse
Ambrose Schwalbe
United Way
Paveglio
Jared Karr
Charlotte Holley
United Way of
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