Invited to leave? Outsiders invade U S labor market
A stark critique argues the United States is being overwhelmed by immigrants who take jobs and strain welfare. It cites unemployment rising to 9.4 percent, asserts 85 percent of unauthorized immigrants live in cities, and calls for harsher border controls, visa surcharges, and penalties for employers of illegal aliens.
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United States
Britain
West Germany
Sweden
Switzerland
Italy
Japan
Australia
Department of Justice
Passport Office
Frances Knight
Natural foods craze spurs paranoid shopper in checkout line
A shopper laments the rise of labels promising no salt sugar free fat free and additives as he recalls past meals and family meals. He notes a culture shift toward "natural" products with heavy packaging and questionable health boons while observing kids refusing basic foods.
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Euell Gibbons
Summit struggles with policy clashes over recession relief
At the eighth summit session leaders of major industrial democracies confront economic disarray amid a global recession. Europe and Canada blame U.S. monetary policy and high interest rates, pressing Washington to act, while the United States prefers noninterference and worries about European ties with Communist Eastern Europe and a Siberian gas pipeline. Europeans resist limiting export credits and seek energy links with the East despite political risks.
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U.S
Washington
Siberian
East
Valery Giscard d
Chateau of Rambouillet
Paris
London
Bonn
United States
Chester memories span century in local notes
A century of Chester history is recalled with mentions of W H Williams Delaware House ornamentation and St Luke's church. Notables include musician Edward Pilling and the Eddystone Harmonic Society at Lighthouse Hall plus the death of old Chester resident Thomas Anderson and local horticultural displays for Chester Station.
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W.H. Williams
Delaware House
Chester
St. Luke’s
Edward Pilling
Sexton
Eddystone Harmonic Society
Lighthouse Hall
Eddystone
Thomas Anderson
Roach
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Susan Cowan Gibson
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Sun Oil Co
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