US trade surplus first in six months
The United States posted its first foreign trade surplus in six months in September, boosted by shipping ahead of the East and Gulf Coast dock strike. Exports reached a record 4.5106 billion, while imports rose to 4.2452 billion, yielding a 265.4 million surplus for the month.
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Cubans moved to naval air station amid sugar talk
Federal agents loaded 22 uninvited Cubans into six cars and whisked them to a Belle Chasse naval air station near New Orleans amid tightened security. Officials gave no reason for the action as delegates from 33 sugar producing nations gathered for the International Sugar Cane Congress.
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Britain Britain and West Europe Face Common Market Rivalry
The article explains Britain and nine other Western European nations form the European Community or Common Market. It details how the 10 nations may unite economically, create shared rules, and move toward a single currency by 1978, while retaining their own borders and governance structures. It notes differences in duties, taxes, labor mobility, and trade practices among members, and describes Brussels as the headquarters with roles in Luxembourg and Strasbourg.
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Jobless areas drop as wage hikes slow and strikes ease
Labor Department data show average wage increases easing to about 3 percent in major contracts during the first nine months, with wage-price controls limiting gains. Strikes reduced production losses to 19 days in September, and nine major cities joined the list of sizable unemployment areas while two fell off. Ohio adds Canton and Lorain Axelisia and Youngstown Warren, while South Bend and Terre Haute exit the list. National unemployment sits near six percent of the workforce.
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