Cable cars crippled in Frisco as overtime row slows repairs
San Francisco officials report a broken underground cable and a labor over time dispute have halted much of the cable car system. About one third of the fleet is running while eight cars and others await brakes and repairs. Officials say full service could return by early next week with buses filling in.
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Domestic production down delays oil import relief
The Federal Energy Office reports US crude output fell to 8.1 million bpd in March, pushing imports higher this year to about 7 million bpd, or 41 percent of consumption, with total 1976 imports at an estimated $35 billion. Economic and policy shifts include price decontrolling and efficiency gains.
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New Ohio jobless claims decrease
The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services reports a 12 percent drop in initial unemployment claims for the week ending July 31, with 18,681 claims vs 21,222 the prior week. Total program claims rose 4.7 percent to 25,412, while continued claims climbed 14.7 percent to 154,387.
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