Fear Of Unemployment Seen Increasing Across Regions
The Institute survey shows rising unemployment fears in the South while the Far West remains most optimistic about the job outlook. Nationwide a larger share expect increases than decreases, a pattern not seen since early 1954 when unemployment peaked during the Eisenhower era.
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Midwest Labor Shifts Report Mixed Jobless Trends
A terse Midwest summary shows higher unemployment figures in Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois with fewer job openings and lingering layoffs. The report notes 28 percent unemployment in some sectors and hints at ongoing workforce adjustments across several states.
Regional turnout slides through southern states
A compact survey of voting trends across Virginia, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Alabama and Texas outlines shifting patterns in the 1900s era. Political shifts and regional variations shape the landscape as communities navigate elections.
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Regional Outlook for Western States Business Community
A broad survey notes optimism rising among business leaders across Montana Wyoming Utah Idaho Nevada New Mexico Arizona Colorado California Oregon and other western states. The piece highlights expected growth in employment and investment in the region.
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Job Outlook Mixed as Unemployment Figures Drop
In the latest poll 40 percent expect more job losses while 28 percent foresee fewer unemployed. Government figures show 2,940,000 people are unemployed today, reflecting uncertainty in the near term.
Unemployment Outlook by Region and Past Year Survey
The survey asks if more or fewer people will be out of work in six months, with 2 percent each for more and fewer and 2 percent for about the same. One year ago 20 percent predicted more, 2 percent fewer, 44 percent about the same, and 7 percent had no opinion. Unemployment fears are highest in the Far West.
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Beer Can's Label Held Not Evidence
Akron court heard whether a beer can label proves alcohol content in a case against Alma E. Sawan a waitress charged with selling high powered beer to a 19 year old. Defense argued label not admissible and content cannot be determined without analysis. The judge promised a ruling Friday.
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Alma E. Sawan
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Theater Manager Hosts Journal Newsboys at Local Theaters
Paramount and Strand manager James Rairdon hosts the Journal newsboys for a screening of Teahouse of the August Moon starring Marlon Brando Eddie Albert Paul Ford and Glenn Ford at the Paramount this week. Also includes notices of divorce appointment and estate administration in Butler County Ohio.
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Paul Ford
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Middletown
Ohio
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Butler County
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