Jobless rise seen after attacks, latest unemployment data
Treasury Secretary Paul O Neill warns of higher unemployment with bin Laden numbers, while Elaine Chao cites the attacks as a driver. September saw a 198000 job drop, the largest since February 1991, with 95 000 manufacturing jobs lost and 1.1 million total over the year. Naroff warns the job picture is grim as both surveys reflect similar trends.
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Unemployment Rate Stuck After Attacks Warns of Rise
The article notes unemployment could climb to 6.5 percent before recovery, down from 3.9 percent a year earlier. Service jobs fall as 41,000 positions are cut, led by business services. President Bush negotiates a $75 billion stimulus with Congress, including extended benefits and $8 billion in grants, while Democrats argue it favors tax cuts for the wealthy over aid for workers.
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City plans Camellia Street 30-home redevelopment project
Frommer notes 183 public safety calls in three years for the Camellia area and says the city will offer up to 1000 to move manufactured homes to clear 7.56 acres for new development. Aiken Housing Authority partners with the city to create 30 homes with roads water and sewer, funded by grants and lot sales.
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Chesterfield North Housing Venture Seeks Affordable Homes
Chesterfield North marks a joint venture between the Housing Authority and the city to provide homes for low to moderate income residents. The Authority spent 60000 on land while the city received 220000 for construction. a city Home Grant may cut up to 15000 from home prices. Financing offers rates near 5 percent with monthly mortgage payments between 250 and 300. The project aims to replace housing projects with owner occupied homes and neighborhood redevelopment.
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Back-to-back Navy missile truck crashes raise security concerns
Two trucks carrying weapons for the military crashed within 14 hours, prompting renewed worries about a system moving some 42,000 ammunition shipments annually. Officials cited tightened security after 9 11 and a critical report, while the Tri State Motor Transit company faced questions over safety and incident response.
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Bush urges tax cuts tied to stimulus plan in blunt meeting
A White House briefing described as brutally frank featured Bush arguing that Congress should cut taxes to stimulate the economy. He cited about 60 billion in spending already underway and proposed extending unemployment benefits by 13 weeks plus roughly 60 billion in tax cuts. House Republican leaders prepared a package up to 75 billion without Democratic Senate input, drawing Democratic criticism over partisan timing.
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Texas
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California
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