Unemployment Forecast Predicts Rise Through June 75
Lexington AP report on Data Resources Inc led by Harvard economist Otto Eckstein predicting unemployment to climb from 8.9 to 9.2 percent in June and stay high through 1976. Youth joblessness, especially 43.4 percent for black teens, 19.2 percent for white teens, highlighted.
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Lexington, Mass
Harvard
Otto Eckstein
Data Resources Inc
DRI
Eckstein
White House
Johnson
Rhode Island House drops malpractice rate freeze
The Rhode Island House Corporation Committee votes to drop a proposed 10 month freeze on malpractice insurance rates. An 11 member commission would study the problem while the Senate approved freeze is removed. Fire and Marine Insurance threatens to withdraw, urging a fair solution without a rate cap.
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Providence
Rhode Island
House Committee On Corporations
Samuel C. Kagan
Corporations
Wednn
Senate
Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Kagan
Leroy Chapman
Rhode Island Society of Anesthesiologists
St. Paul's
Chapman
John P. Hawkins
House Committee
Carter says attacking Cambodian vessels was right move
In Rochester New Hampshire former Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter says the decision to attack Cambodian navy boats and prevent transporting the crew of a U S cargo ship to the mainland was strategically correct. Campaign stop remarks set amid broader regional issues.
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Rochester
N.H
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
U.S
New Hampshire
Concord
Carter
UPI
Soviet guests entertain aboard the Albany in friendly exchange
On an eight day Russian visit, Soviet destroyer Boykiy crews performed for the Albany crew and guests aboard the U S S Albany. Sailors mingled vocally and musically as the Gulf Stream ensemble played the Theme from The Godfather amid Russian songs. Comrades exchanged pins and plaques in a cultural exchange as an ice breaker card drew laughs.
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R.I
Navy
Navy Exchange
Boston
Boykiy
Nazi Germany
U.S.S
Albany
Commonwealth Pier
Gulf Stream
Moscow
Polionkhine
Nuclear Plant Strike Maintains Standstill at Vermont Yankee
Vernon Vermont union and management hold firm as strike by about half the plant's workers continues. The 540000 kilowatt Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant remains in operation with 56 supervisors running the facility. Union leader Patrick Donnelly cites unresolved contract talks and a 9.3 percent wage offer as key sticking points. Officials report no planned negotiations and no safety concerns despite the labor action.
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Lawrence H. Keyes
Vermont Yankee
Keyes
Donnelly
Peyaiet
US Nuclear Regulatory Agency
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Kenneth C. Edelin
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McGuire
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Justice Academy
David G. Walchak
Maine Criminal Justice Academy
John Henchey
Walchak
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Maine
Criminal Justice Academy
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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