Unemployment Rises to 7.5 Percent in February
The Labor Department reports 7.5% February jobless rate, up from 7.3% in January, with 225000 more out of work. A large rise in the labor force and energy shortages are cited as key factors, while total employment climbs by 400000 to 89 million.
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Labor Department
Carter Accepts Congress Restrictions on Tax Rebates
The Carter administration backs House committee changes narrowing the $50 tax rebates to low and middle income families. Treasury Secretary Blumenthal supported the revised plan while criticizing a separate payroll credit for new workers as cumbersome and unfair to many businesses.
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Reader Questions Answered on Yard Cleanups and Street Signs
Action Line replies to inquiries about YWCA yard cleanliness and volunteers, High Point Fair poultry entries with Sept dates and Jaycee contact, galaxies and Palomar telescope figures, pen pal lists via Student Letter Exchange, and street sign numbering plans. City Manager Cy Brooks notes grid system review and budget consideration next year.
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Winter may yield hotter summer say Weather Service experts
A National Weather Service meteorologist predicts a very warm summer following a record cold winter in the East. Marvin Miller of the Cleveland forecast office notes a large winter deficit likely to be made up by a hotter season and fewer severe storms. Other experts caution no firm link exists between cold winters and tornado activity.
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Hunt Orders Fuel Rules Extended For Businesses
Gov Jim Hunt reiterated a 48 hour weekly heating limit for businesses while ending the four day state government work week. State workers will return to five days next Monday as fuel supply remains tight for propane heating oil and kerosene.
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Raleigh
Jim Hunt
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Five Shot U.S. Congress in 1954
Mrs Lebron, from a West Virginia cell, joined four others in a 1954 attack on the U.S. Congress, an event tied to an act described as the last goodbye by Carter. The context links to a Caribbean Island backdrop.
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Lolita Lebron
Puerto Rico
Grapes and wine found to kill viruses in test tubes
Canadian researchers report that grapes, grape juice, raisins and wines show antiviral activity in vitro. Red wines are more potent than white, with the effect linked to grape skins and phenols. implications for human health remain undetermined.
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Applied and Environmental Microbiology
Dept. of Health and Welfare
Ottawa
Jack Konowalchuk
Joan I. Speirs
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Oil Supply Dwindling, Experts Fear
In Nicosia, Arab and Western experts warn of possible oil starvation if Western consumption stays high and Arab reserves are not expanded. Mahmoud Amin of OAPEC notes falling exploration wells while production rises, urging balanced growth and continued expansion of Arab national oil companies.
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Mahmoud Amin
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Capec
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
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