November jobless rate hits 7 percent in November
The Labor Department reports the civilian unemployment rate fell to 7 percent in November as payrolls rose by 182000 and manufacturing added 30000 jobs. Total jobs since November 1982 reached 10100000, a first three-year recovery milestone with services driving gains.
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Bombings hit NATO fuel network and Liege court blast
A Belgian court building in Liege was bombed killing one man and wounding two others as NATO fuel facilities in Belgium and France were hit. The Fighting Communist Cells and an Internationalist group claimed responsibility for NATO attacks, with possible ties to the Liege blast.
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Dismissal and expulsion hit Soviet oil official in corruption drive
Taigat Z. Khuramshin chairman of the State Committee for the Supply of Oil Products was dismissed and expelled from the Communist Party amid graft allegations tied to Gorbachev anti corruption efforts. He was 53 and served four years in the post.
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Bonner Secures U.S. Visa Ahead of Vatican Audience
Yelena Bonner obtained her American visa on Friday before a planned U S trip and had a private audience with Pope John Paul II in the evening. The Vatican released no details of the meeting with the wife of dissident Soviet physicist Andrei Sakharov.
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Briton and two Palestinians admit murder of Israelis on yacht
In Nicosia Cyprus a Briton and two Palestinians pleaded guilty in court Friday to the September yacht killings of three Israelis. They said they murdered the victims because of political motives and claimed the victims were enemies.
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Minnesota court: Fetus not human under state law
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled 6-1 that a fetus is not a human being under state law. The decision follows an appeal over charges tied to the death of an 814 month old fetus in a car crash and upholds a Ramsey County court's ruling.
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