Job Picture Brightens as Unemployment Drops
The Labor Department reports unemployment fell 0.3 percent in November to 8.3 percent, the sharpest drop in six months due to recalls of laid off workers and fewer job seekers. The October rise was also 0.3 percent, balancing the figure, while wholesale prices in November remained unchanged, outlining a hopeful economic outlook.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Hubert Humphrey
Joint Economic Committee
Humphrey
Julius Shiskin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Shiskin
Filibuster clash stalls New York City loan bill
The Senate voted to end a filibuster on a 2.3 billion dollar loan for New York City while opponents charged obstruction. Amid heated debate, leaders warned of extended sessions as cloture votes loom and related bankruptcy provisions drift forward.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Ford
New York City
Mike Mansfield
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Barry M Goldwater
R-Ariz
Arizona
Goldwater
Robert Byrd
W-Va
New York
Byrd
Allen
Congress
House
Dave Non
Accaaa
Bomb incidents surge in California in first half
FBI report shows California accounted for 26 percent of 1012 nationwide bombings in six months with 267 incidents. Four deaths and 25 injuries occurred in the state, compared with 25 deaths and 188 injuries nationwide.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
FBI
Golden State
Terrorized Train Explodes During Hijack At Dutch Crossing
An explosion aboard a hijacked Dutch train injured a terrorist Indonesian gunman and lightly hurt a hostage. Police said a grenade could be the cause, while authorities at Amsterdam learned militants demanded freedom for jailed guerrillas and released seven children through mediators.
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Wastanuloly
Oba Mmae Ciesity of
Pennsylvania
Federal Communications Commission
WXPN
Philadelphia
FCC
Beilin
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Molucca Islands
Indonesia
North Las Vegas Parade Lineup List Reveals Local Groups
A detailed lineup lists participants for the North Las Vegas parade including police and military units, schools, scout groups, veterans posts, civic clubs, businesses, and public officials. Notable entries include Nellis Air Force Base color guard, Rancho High School bands, VFW organizations, American Legion posts, and local government offices.
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Police Department of
North Las Vegas
Nellis Air Force Color Guard
Nellis Air Force
Minnie Tybo
Rancho High School Ramettes
Rancho High School
Rancheros
North Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce
Bluebirds
Jim Santini
Southern Nevada
North Las
Scout Pack No
C.T. Sewell
Michelle Bird
Halle Hewetson
Honey‘bears
Eldorado High School
Sun Devil Band
Nellis Air Force Base
Col. Strand
Col. Fox
Nevada Lariettes
U.S. Post Office
Santa & Elves
Chaparral Navy Rotc
Clark Cou Frcials
Madison Eagles
McDonald's
Southern Nevada Chamber of Commerce
Vilate Pace
Marine Corp
Camp Pendleton Mounted Color Guard
Basic High School
Desertaires
20Th Army Band
Reno
Nevada
LDS 33Rd Ward
North
State Dept. Economic Development
Jack Scholfield
Robert 0. Gibson Jr
Jim Bridger
Rough Riders
Miss Nevada
Sherri Lowe
North Las Vegas Township
Jack White & Buckshot
Richard Bryan
Silver State Twirling Corps
Rancho High School Rotc
Community
Lloyd’s Cowboy Bar
Discotheque’s
CVT Gilbert Junior Band
National Wild Horse Association
Trench Rats of Dav
Minnehaha
Girl Scout
Dick’s
Shorty Davis
Robert E. Lake School
Fred Manning
Bluebird Groups No
Stanley Kline
Mountain View Marchettes
North Las Vegas Emblem Club
Ex-Prisoners of War
Southwest Gas
Clark Cavalaires
Armed Forces Recruiters
Swappettes
Disabled American Veterans Post II
Cal Lombardi
Campfire Girls Group No
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U.S
Shelly Rhodes
Tillamook
Ore
Oregon Coast
Wilson River
Upifoto
North LV
Corp
Campfire Bluebirds
Charles Mathews
American Legion Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Las Vegas
Optimist
Santa Claus — Fire Department
Parade Committee
City
Villa Bonita
Bonita Terrace
Bonita Terrace South
Wright
Oeste
Floyd and
Brian Wright
Western Valley
Rainbow Boulevard
Flamingo Road
Wrights
Villasbonpec Homes
W. Sahara
Spring Mountain
W. Flamingo
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