Unemployment Rate Edges Down Slightly in March
The March unemployment rate stands at 10.1 percent overall with a 0.1 point drop from January and February, including armed forces in the total. Civilian unemployment is 10.3 percent, a 0.1 point decrease, while 11.381 million people were unemployed and seeking work. The first quarter shows 1.8 million discouraged workers, unchanged from late last year.
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New York Times
Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Israel furious as Reagan hedges on F-16 sale legality
Administration aides softened Reagan's claim of a legal bar to delivering 75 F-16s to Israel and said sales would not proceed while Israeli forces remain in Lebanon. Israeli officials in Tel Aviv fury over the block, with U S sources noting Israel may upgrade older F-4 jets at $900 million. If the deal ever proceeds, jets would not arrive before 1985.
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Israel
Associated Press Administration
Reagan
Lebanon
Tel Aviv
U.S
State Department
Speakes
Walter Mondale
University of Iowa East Campus power outage after plant accident
A 1:15 p.m. accident at the Burlington Street power plant injured worker Robert Hradek, 30, leaving most of the east campus without power and cutting water supply to the campus. Steam and heat were slated to be restored by early morning, with the medical center running on emergency power. The incident caused a six hour lag to full power as lines were brought back online.
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Gonnson County
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Robert Hradek
lown-Illinois Power
Hradek
Burlington Street
Joe Brisben
Brisben
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co
University Hospitals
Mammoth Medical Center
Neal Berlin
Europe and U S protesters link arms in anti-nuclear chain
Tens of thousands join a 14 mile human chain across Greenham Common Aldermaston and Burghfield in England and six U S bases as part of a four day Easter protest to end NATO missiles. Police report 40 000 to 80 000 participants with detentions at the base and disruptions across the Thames Valley region. Protests include Julie Christie and other activists urging Britain to drop nuclear weapons.
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U.S
Ulm
Bavaria
London
Associated Press
England
Europe
United States
Greenham Common
Aldermaston
Greenham
West Germany
Neu Ulm
Thames River Valley
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Britain
Joan Ruddock
NATO
Atomic Weapons Research Establishment
Burghfield
Royal Ordnance Factory
Julie Christie
No indictment after man tells of killing wife
A Broward County grand jury declined to indict 79 year old Hans Florian after he testified that he shot his wife Johanna who suffered Alzheimer's disease. Florian said he feared he missed and hurt her. He was found holding a pistol at the scene.
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Fla
Hans Florian
Johanna
Broward County
Florian
Jon Gutmacher
Index on Children Deduction and Taxation
A brief note on how children affect deductions and taxes, highlighting the balance between tax relief and potential financial burden for families. The text frames children as both a deduction and a tax consideration within broader financial planning.
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