Washington DC November jobs report shows weak growth
The November job report shows a slow pace in Washington DC and across the nation with only 39,000 new payrolls. The unemployment rate ticks up toward 9.8 percent after three months at 9.6 percent. Employers cut positions in stores, factories, construction and finance.
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Generals back White House on gay ban
Army and Marine chiefs urged Congress to keep the Don't Ask Don’t Tell policy during Afghanistan war. They warned repeal would be a major cultural and policy change amid combat, strengthening Republican support for maintaining the ban. President Obama aimed to repeal it this year, but odds dwindled after the generals’ blunt assessment.
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Marines
Congress
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White House
George Casey
Barack Obama
BP challenges Gulf spill size to cut fines
BP seeks to lower fines by disputing the government’s 206 million gallon spill estimate. The company argues the figure is overstated by 20 to 50 percent, presenting its own calculations to the presidential commission, Justice Department, and NOAA.
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U.S
Gulf of Mexico
Associated Press
Commission
Justice Department
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Israel Forest Fire Ravages Carmel Amid Foreign Aid
Israel battles its worst forest fire as flames and smoke engulf Carmel Forest near Haifa. Turkey Greece Cyprus and Britain sent aircraft to drop water and retardant. Dozens killed thousands displaced as police probe possible arson and caretaker causes.
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Turkey
Greece
Cyprus
Britain
Holy Land
Carmel Forest
Haifa
Israel
David Cohen
Madrid Military Seizes Air Traffic Control
Spain's military took control of national air space after air traffic controllers staged a massive sickout that stranded at least 330,000 travelers on the eve of a holiday weekend. Deputy PM Rubalcaba said the Defense Ministry had assumed control of all air traffic, with the army to decide operations and supervision. If enough controllers do not report to work, a national emergency could be declared.
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Spain
Madrid
Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba
Defense Ministry
Rubalcaba
Sharing the warmth coats drive draws hundreds
Hundreds line up for the annual coat giveaway as volunteers distribute warm garments. Organizers and local groups team up at the community center to assist families in need with coats and winter gear.
Scotch Share the Warmth Coat Giveaway at Salvation Army
The 24th annual Scotch Cleaners Share the Warmth Giveaway opened at 9 a.m. with about 3,000 coats and warm garments available free to those in need. Shoppers lined up since 4 a.m. at the Salvation Army in the I-70 Business Center, with 500 fewer coats this year, especially for children, than last year.
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Scotch Cleaners
Salvation Army
James Dolton
Dolton
Dallas Cowboy
Green Bay Packers
Kansas University
Dalton
Susan Dalberg
Dalberg
Father accused of abusing 5 month old daughter
Lawrence police arrested a 32-year-old man on alleged abuse of his 5 month old daughter. The infant showed multiple bone fractures and was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital before transfer to a Kansas City area hospital. The injuries were not believed life threatening. The suspect was detained after interview.
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Lawrence
Matt Sarna
Sarna
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Douglas
Brownback transition eyes higher education overhaul
Kansas Gov elect Sam Brownback and his transition team wrestle with thousands of details to ready a new leadership. They face demand for a fiscal plan, a State of the State address, and a push to make universities more accountable, cost efficient, and globally competitive. The piece questions governance, regent structures, and potential overseer boards as models for accountability.
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Sam Brownback
Mark Parkinson
Brownback
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas Regents
David Kensinger
Kenny Wilk
Mount Oread
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