States face deep job losses amid recession Teamster report
A Teamster Council 16 report led by Fordham University scholar Nicholas Kisburg finds thirty-one states still in recession with eight losing over 100,000 private sector jobs in the past two years. It notes a growing gap between federal and state nonfarm job tallies, peaking at about 1.3 million by September, and cites New York Florida New Jersey Michigan Pennsylvania Ohio Massachusetts Illinois as leading losers with declines exceeding 100,000.
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District of Columbia
John Tucker
Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics
Division of Industrial It Statistics
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New Jersey
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Massachusetts
Ilinois
Teaching Jobs To Decline In Next 10 Years
Harrisburg AP reports state Department of Education projections show public school teaching positions decline 17 percent over the coming decade. By 1985-86, about 25,700 teaching jobs may be available, with total enrollments dropping from 2.67 million to 1.9 million over ten years.
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Paternity Firing Suit Moves Forward Against Carnegie Library
Rebecca S. Hollenbach and Fred K. Philburn of Connellsville Pa win a Third Circuit appeal allowing their federal case against the Carnegie Free Library in Connellsville to proceed. They were fired in August 1973 after Hollenbach’s pregnancy with Philburn’s child, though they were not married. The district court had dismissed, citing insufficient state aid to bring the library under federal jurisdiction. The appellate court sent the case back for further proceedings.
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Connellsville
Rebecca S. Hollenbach
Fred K. Philburn
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Third Circuit
District Court
Ike Surprised At Mac's Firing
A wartime clash between two U S Army leaders Douglas MacArthur and Dwight Eisenhower defined by rank, differences in style and approach. MacArthur’s dismissal by President Truman in 1951 sparked national furor as he returns from Coblenz to face removal while Eisenhower stays in Europe.
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Ike
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White House
Buck Season Opens Monday for Pennsylvania Whitetails
Pennsylvania Game Commission urges safety and harvest goals as the two week antlered season runs from sunrise on November 23 to sunset December 11, with the regular antlerless season on December 13 and 14. Population stands near 720,000 with goals of 64,000 bucks and 63,080 antlerless deer to prevent winter losses. Hunters must meet antler requirements, hunt in small parties, tag deer properly, and mail a big game kill report within five days.
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Too Many Turkeys in Lancaster Market
Lancaster California faces a turkey surplus as producers report the largest U S crop in history. California Turkey Industry Board spokesman Henry Turner cites cheap meat and weak beef demand as factors. Victor Ryckebosch, a top grower at Lancaster Farms Inc, says slaughter must continue despite a 11 percent larger crop and lower prices. Turner notes growth in turkey products like hot dogs and salami and mentions uses for feathers in cattle feed, shuttlecocks, and pillows.
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Turkey Industry Board
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Lancaster Farms Inc
Victor Ryckebosch
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