Many Who Have Lost Jobs Remain Without Work
The Register reports layoffs persist across major industries despite a modest unemployment rate drop. Auto, steel, aerospace, and textiles cut payrolls with few rehiring plans. some workers shift to construction or service jobs while overall employment trails the pre recession peak.
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Danville, Va
G.G. Labelle
Associated Press
Steel
Aerospace
Warren Smith
Ohio
Alf-Cio
Labor Department
California
Louise Betts
United Steel Workers
Utah
American
Tron and Steel Institute
Waugust
Boeing Aero Space Co
Florida
Tom Becker
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China Fears Soviet Reach as Hanoi Seeks Chinese Ties
A Hanoi delegation visits Peiping to ease Sino Vietnamese rifts amid concern over Moscow influence in Vietnam. Talks edge around foreign policy, strategy, oil, and third country relations while Ho Chi Minh mausoleum signals Soviet cultural reach.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
Associated Press
London
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Peking
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le Duan
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Workers’ (Communist) Party
Teng Hsiao-ping
Cial
Moscow
Ho Chi Minh
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South Vietnam
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Saigon
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Ethics Code as Working Condition Bargaining Isssue
National Labor Relations Board judge rules ethics codes for newspaper staff affect working conditions and must be negotiated with the union Local 10 of the Newspaper Guild. The Pottstown Mercury case mirrors a Madison Wisconsin ruling, limiting management’s unilateral control over workplace rules and stressing staff integrity and objectivity.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Samuel M. Singer
Peerless Publications, Inc
Pottstown
Mercury
Singer
Local 10
Newspaper Guild of Philadelphia
NLRB
Capitol Times Publishing Co
Madison
Wis
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Homebuilders Optimistic Amid Economic Outlook
A Columbus Industrial League spokesman warns of a potential winter fuel shortage that could derail economic gains. He cautions that such a shortage would deal a severe setback, despite general industry optimism about jobs and growth.
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Celanese Fiber Co
Rome
Elec
Homebuilders Association
Newton A. Brockaw
Columbus, Ohio
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