Welfare Secretary cites public service jobs as inefficient use of funds
Caspar W. Weinberger told the House Budget Committee that subsidizing jobs in state and local government is an inefficient federal expenditure to aid the unemployed. He noted public service jobs cost about 7000 dollars per position and could stretch to cash aid programs instead.
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GM to reopen all U S plants next week amid continued layoffs
General Motors will operate all 23 U S assembly plants next week but most run reduced schedules and more than 127000 hourly workers remain on indefinite layoff the highest furlough level in 18 months Chrysler recalls 1800 workers and Ford cuts prices on a full size model to spur demand AMC recalls 2000 workers while 950 stay on indefinite layoff industrywide 258000 of 683000 workers are on layoff with production below March 4 year-ago levels
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Ford to Cut Frills on Model Custom 500 Price Drop
Ford Motor Co plans a stripped-down version of its standard-size car the Custom 500 priced at 4 288 dollars making it the cheapest full-size car on the market. It lacks luxuries found on the LTD such as tinted glass clock and several trim items yet maintains essential interior and exterior features.
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