Jobless trend unchanged by improving economy
United Press Informath reports the recession may be over for business but millions of Americans face job losses or income declines this year. economists warn higher unemployment will lag any upturn as firms rehire slowly amid weak labor demand and structural factors.
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Supreme Court allows union members to sue for Labor Department probe
The court ruled that union members may sue in federal court to force the Labor Department to review union activities. It limits reviews to the department's written reasons for not investigating and rejects full fact finding. Attorney Joseph L. Rauh Jr. hailed the decision as a partial win for judicial oversight.
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Senators oppose Korea withdrawal amid Vietnam era debate
In Washington, long time Senate opponents of U S involvement in Vietnam urge against pulling American troops from South Korea. Senators Eagleton and Cranston back President Ford's pledge to defend South Korea, arguing 42000 U S troops deter North Korea. Cubas release of hijack suspects follows a thaw in relations with the United States and U S authorities.
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Murder mission ary killer found guilty in Texas
Robert Elmer Kleasen was convicted of the dismemberment murder of 18 year old Mark Fisher of Milwaukee after prosecutors painted him as a self staged big game hunter who kept victims’ watches as trophies. Punishment deliberations could yield the death penalty.
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Mayo Clinic tests new alcoholism screening tool in Rochester
Mayo researchers Dr. Robert A. Morse and Dr. Wendell M. Thay describe a test adaptation of the Michigan Alcoholism Screening Test. The instrument, usable by patients or spouses in nonclinical settings, yielded objective results, with spouses providing strong input.
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Former political boss Kenny dies at 82 in Jersey City
John V. Kenny once ruled Hudson County politics from Jersey City across from New York City. The Democrat died of a heart attack aged 82 after a career marked by a 1971 72 income tax evasion case and a 18 month prison sentence. He was known as the Little Guy and remained influential in state politics even after his fall from power.
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