Unemployment Rate Drops to 5.2 Percent in 27 Months
The Labor Department reported U.S. unemployment fell to 5.2 percent in November, the lowest in 27 months, with adults and men showing improvement while Black workers faced higher rates. Officials credit a strong economic expansion and downward trend toward inflation control, though some groups saw mixed changes.
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Council of Economic Advisers
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Rathge
Texas Asked To Totally Fund Schools
AUSTIN APS The Texas State Board of Education will meet to review a costly proposal to expand state education spending and reduce local property taxes. The plan would shift more foundation program costs to the state with full statewide funding by 1978, boosting 1973-74 spending by 121 million and reaching 999.9 million annually after six years. Ben Howell says it aims to satisfy a federal court ruling on school financing, now on appeal.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Burglary Case Sentence Set in Adleth Court
Odell Ward 19 pleaded guilty to a July Sears Warehouse burglary at 26th Street and Avenue C in Adleth District Court. Judge William R. Shaver ordered three years in prison and revoked a three year prior probation, sentences to run concurrently.
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State Penitentiary
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Tech Official To Keep Post On International Security Board
Bill G. Daniels, chief of university police at Texas Tech, is re elected to serve a second term on the board of directors of the International Association of College and University Security Directors. The election occurred during the Texas and New Mexico Association meeting in Houston. His two year term begins June and covers Region 5 comprising Texas New Mexico and Arkansas. The international group will meet next in June at Central Michigan University.
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New Mexico
Arkansas
International Organization
Central Michigan University
Excess Flab in London Prompts Health Alarm
AP reports Dr Douglas Helms, a noted flatriionist, warns that Britain's 56 million people are scurrying amid 100000 tons of ex flab. He calls obesity a huge problem facing the nation.
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Indian Affairs Chief Submits Resignation
U.S. Commissioner Louis R. Bruce of the Bureau of Indian Affairs said he submitted his resignation to President Nixon. He was suspended from his post last week by the Secretary of the Interior. Bruce, born on the Onondaga Reservation near Nedrow, plans to stay in the field of Indian affairs with indefinite future plans.
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