Unemployment Rise Foreseen as Jobless Total Grows
Washington officials report February unemployment at 4,684,000, up from January and 36 percent higher than a year earlier. Census figures show 240,000 new job seekers amid 56,853,000 civilian jobs, with nonfarm employment steady unlike last year’s cutbacks.
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Pennsylvnia Commission to fund Perry’s Flweistip at Niagara site
The Pennsylvanian State Commission plans funding this year for Perry's Fliestrip, the Niagara project, resting on site property along State Street. Dr Dobie A Carlton, executive director, said hull of the Niagara was removed years ago on the peninsula near Water Work Park. The commission seeks bids for a new structure as renovations at Drake Well Park near Titusville receive $40,000 from the General Assembly.
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Senator Martin seeks to alter vote cast last month
Associate Jess Washington reports that Senator Boward Marlin Pay seeks to change a vote from last month on a proposal to form a permanent Senate committee on small business. Martin said he meant to vote yes but was recorded no, and Illinois Leader Twens urged withholding. Lucas warned of a dangerous precedent.
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Harvard pathologist disputes air embolism death claim
A Harvard pathologist testified that 200 to 900 cubic centimeters of air would be needed to kill a person, contradicting prosecution witnesses who said air injections caused Mrs Borrot’s death. He estimated eight cubic centimeters per two and a half pounds of body weight as required, disputing the defense’s lower dosage.
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House Passes Hawaiian Bill and Alaska Statehood Count
The House approved a Hawaiian statehood bill amid debate as Alaska statehood moved forward by a 186 to 146 margin while Senate action remained uncertain. Opposition cited concerns over governance and party lines, with few House members opposing Hawaiian statehood.
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New Differential For Cars Being Developed
S. Alexander of the Army ordnance department disclosed progress on a new differential designed to prevent rear wheels from spinning in mud or snow. He said the device, once perfected, could boost off road capability for military and civilian use, aiding makers like General Motors Chrysler and Ford to offer vehicles more resilient in winter conditions.
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Council votes and notices amid city light and speed issues
City council weighs not opposing flasher lights while delay over a program persists. Speed concerns prompt warnings on local roads and various public utility communications reveal upcoming hearings and a proposed telephone rate case with a quoted public price.
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