May unemployment climbs as graduates flood job market
The May jobless rate rose to 9.5 percent amid an influx of college graduates into a tight labor market. Unemployment totaled 10.5 million, with adults hit hard as joblessness reached 8.4 percent. The civilian labor force rose, offsetting hiring gains and nudging the rate higher.
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Bureau of Labor
Paris
Reagan
White House
Peter Bonnee
Wrethe
Roussel Saide
Dama
Pri
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Janet L. Norwood
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Pea Deane
House of Work Up
Unidentified man stabbed in Gallup alley attack
An unidentified Tidian man was beaten and stabbed during the night and is in guarded condition at Gallup Indian Medical Center. Police found him shortly after midnight in the alley behind Eddie's Club at 412 North Ninth Street with severe injuries to the upper body.
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Gallup
Gallup Indian Medical Center
Eddie
Ninth St
John Schaaf
Tailings cleanup cost eyed at 550 million dollars
Santa Fe officials report the DOE will spend about 550 million to stabilize 24 abandoned uranium tailings piles, including a 3.2 million ton Shiprock pile and a 3.9 million ton Ambrosia Lake site. Project manager Richard Campbell noted EPA standards not yet issued and possible cost shifts under future rules.
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Santa-Fe
Federal
Department of Energy
State
Federal Atomic Energy Commision
Shiprock
Richard Campbell
Ambrosia Lake
Campbell
Durango
Colo
Animas River
Boff
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Reagan
General Accounting Office
Inspector General
DOE
U.S
New Mexico
Colorado
Smelter Mountain
Bodo Canyon
Long Hollow Canyon
Animas
Navajo Times editor reassigned after suspension
Duane Beyal, Navajo Times general editor, returned from a 10 day suspension and was reassigned to copy editor reporter. He seeks reinstatement as general editor with back pay and plans to appeal to a tribal grievance committee. Beyal cites unfinished forms, unfilled positions, and lack of supervision as basis for the change. Descheny unavailable for comment.
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Kathie Saltzstein
Beyal
Descheny
Navajo Times Chief Faces Pressure Claims and Call for Reform
Navajo Tribal Council Chairman Peter MacDonald condemns pressure tactics at the Navajo Times while urging a task force to set standards for accountability. He nominates James Abourezk to convene a panel, notes Times must balance fair reporting, and cites the paper’s tribal subsidy and expected role as a trusted Nation-wide source. Duane Beyal is reassigned from editor to copy editor-reporter amid internal dispute over rally attendance estimates.
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Saltzstein Cine
Rock
Navajo
Peter MacDonald
Navajo ‘Times
MacDonald
The
Times
James Abourezk
Weck Peet
Duan Beyal
the Times
Beyal
Navajo Times
Teec
Duane Reyal
Busy trip shapes Reagan Haig Europe tour
President Reagan and Secretary Haig have started a ten day European mission with a busy schedule of meetings forming for their return. The article notes ongoing diplomacy and planned talks across the continent.
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Reagan
Alexander Haig
Europe
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