Jobless rate slides to 4.8 percent July low
Economists warn rising employment pressure may trigger inflation as the jobless rate falls to 4.8 percent in July, a 24 year low. President Clinton touts credit from the Rose Garden while Wall Street fears an overheated economy. The Dow ends down 28.57 points after a volatile week, bonds falter with 30 year yield at 6.46 percent.
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Mass ponders tuition free at Massachusetts community colleges
Massachusetts mulls a plan to make all 15 community colleges tuition free, a move officials say would require legislative and gubernatorial approval. The proposal would cost about 90 million dollars yearly and be phased in over five to seven years, aiming to ease access for minorities and low income students amid high costs.
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Medical licensing exam scores held for cheating probes
Philadelphia report notes more than 20,000 second-year medical students faced a two day test with scores delayed as officials probe possible pre-exam access. National Board of Medical Examiners president Bowles says a small number cheated and a computerized analysis is underway to identify involved examinees.
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Eggs banner campaign touts sunnier cholesterol view
A national ad campaign this summer claims more studies show eggs are OK for healthy people and that cholesterol will stay about the same. Nutritionists caution those with cholesterol issues should still watch egg intake and review their diet.
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