U S jobless rate hits historic low in peacetime
The December unemployment rate rose to 4.7 percent but still marks a peacetime low not seen since 1957. Employers added 370000 jobs for a total payroll of 123.9 million, while forecasters warn that Asia’s turmoil may slow future gains and affect export-driven profits.
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CBS scraps educational Saturday lineup after weak ratings
CBS canceled its entire educational children's slate four months after launching a federally required program block. The network cited low ratings and will roll out replacement shows next fall while noting that parents and kids may still find engaging programs despite the rule. The measure, approved in 1996, mandates at least three hours weekly of educational and informational content for children on 1,600 stations nationwide.
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Teens Stole Mercury From Plant Causing County Contamination
A break in yielded 214 pints of mercury from an old neon sign plant. Teens shared the liquid causing hospitalizations and forced evacuations as officials trace exposure affecting more than 50 residents. Donna Garland of ATSDR warns mercury is dangerous despite its shiny appearance.
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Balloonists parachute after failed world flight attempt
Dick Rutan and Dave Melton, attempting the first nonstop round the world by balloon, parachuted into a cactus-dotted pasture near Vaughn New Mexico after a balloon rupture and explosion scare. The pair suffered injuries, including puncture wounds and a dislocated hip, and were hospitalized as the unmanned craft landed in Texas following a Sunday launch.
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Ottawa teachers, district face off in wage talks
About 100 people, mostly teachers, packed a meeting room as arbitrators began seeking a resolution to months of contract standoff between Ottawa teachers and the district. The dispute centers on salary offers, teaching days, and new evaluation methods sought by management. District officials claim the offer raises wages for beginners in a low-paying district while teachers cite experience and attraction concerns.
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