Unemployment Rate Edges Downward in March
Washington reports the U S unemployment rate fell to 7.5 percent in March marking the fifth straight monthly decline and the longest sustained drop in 14 years. Total employment rose by 375000 to a record 86.7 million with blacks and women leading gains.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ford Administration
Sidney L. Jones
Treasury
Auto Makers Face Plant Closings Amid Truck Strike
AP reports four major U S auto makers may close plants next week as Teamsters strike expands. Food and fuel shortages unlikely at first, but DOT warns one week could cost up to 300 million dollars with considerable consumer difficulties if the walkout lasts two weeks.
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Teamsters
Pittsburgh
Steel Industry
U.S. Department of Transportation
Library program wrap and city notices on repair drive
A reader questions on library programs during construction receive a schedule of upcoming events. Bread dough sculpting, puppet shows, plant diagnosis, bedtime stories, home repairs, fairy tale dramatizations, and aluminum flowers demonstrations are listed. Spring Clean Up starts April 5 in Ward 2 with curb rules and map guidance.
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Lynne Jacques
Diane Hartgrove
Christopher Baar
Sam Zealy
Magnificent Hubbard
Margaret Owen
Greensboro
Debbie McSwain
S. Centennial
S. Main
Wickliff
Westwood
N. Mai
Centennial
Four Dead In Florida Shooting in Miami Beach
Three detectives and the suspect, Ronald Joseph Born alias Joseph Mowlood, died from wounds after a shooting spree. Born, wanted on interstate auto theft charges, used a stolen car and then shot himself. Detectives Tommy Hodges Clark Curlette and Frank Cazevedo, all in the Dade County Public Safety auto theft division, were killed in the incident.
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Miami Beach
Pla
Ronald Joseph Born
Joseph Mowlood
Tommy Hodges
Clark Curlette
Frank Cazevedo
Dade County Public Safety Department
Born
Palm Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Flaherty Seeks GOP Nomination for North Carolina Governor
Raleigh AP David Flaherty announced his candidacy for governor as a Republican distancing himself from the Holshouser administration. At 47, he touts a record in state government and business, garners support from the Broyhill family, and vows to be his own man without Holshouser aides. He previously served in the state Senate and led the Department of Human Resources.
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Raleigh
David Flaherty
Holshouser
Flaherty
Holfhouser
L. Gene Anderson
Broyhill
North Carolina
Massachusetts
State Senate
James E. Holshouser
GOP
Boone
Bruce Lentz
Department of Human Resources
Ford Moves To End To Walkout
Ford moves to end a two day old nationwide Teamster truck drivers strike triggering layoffs. Negotiations near agreement on an economic package though distribution remains disputed. Government reports requested to assess impact if Taft Hartley act used. GM cuts 5,600 assembly jobs at GMC Truck and Coach in Pontiac with 2,000 remaining.
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Arlington Heights
Ill
Ford Administration
Washington
L. William Seidman
White House
Ford
Garder
General Motors Corp
GMC
Pontiac
Teamsters Strike Ties Truckers To Picket Line
Truck driver James Kelly of Preston Trucking Co. in Norfolk plays banjo with fellow Teamster Oscar Tate during a picket break. Kelly Tate and thousands of Teamsters walked out after industry and union officials failed to reach a contract settlement before the April 2 deadline.
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James Kelly
Preston Trucking Co
Norfolk, Va
Oscar Tate
Kelly
Tate
Teamsters
Ford accuses Reagan of fabrications in Wisconsin drive
President Ford denounced Ronald Reagan for basing attacks on misleading statements as he campaigned in Milwaukee and West Bend. Ford defended U S military edge over the Soviet Union and urged party unity despite Reagan TV tactics ahead of Wisconsin primary votes.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Republican Party
Wisconsin
Reagan
Henry A. Kissinger
California
Florida
North Carolina
West Bend
Fond du Lac
Green Bay
William Steiger
R-Wis
Air Force One
Kissinger
United States
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Ia Oleele
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