Unemployment Drops to 7.1 Percent in Reagan Era Push
Washington reports civilian unemployment fell to 7.1 percent the lowest since 1980 while about 60,000 Americans found work last month. The Labor Department notes 1.35 million jobs created over two months, with total employment rising as inflation remains a concern. Analysts caution about teens facing high joblessness despite the broad gains.
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Jobless rates drop amid mixed signs as teens improvement noted
Labor Department figures show unemployment easing from May, with black teenagers posting a sharp rebound from 56 percent unemployment in recent years to 34.3 percent in June. Critics argue overall improvements mask deeper issues as benefits fall and discouraged workers remain high.
Jobless Rate for Black Teens Remains High in New Data
Washington labor figures show black teenagers aged 16 to 19 faced a 34.3 percent jobless rate in June, down from 44.1 percent in May, marking the sharpest monthly decline among groups. The Labor Department report notes continued unemployment gaps and cites legislation proposals to permit lower teen wages as a policy response.
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Air Florida Seen as Attractive Target After Bankruptcy
Air Florida halted operations and filed for Chapter 11 protection after amassing about 135 million in debt and posting an 8.4 million loss in Q1. Founder Eli Timoner, now a consultant, says a takeover by a carrier with international routes could be valuable, while management considers options and court proceedings proceed.
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Fed reports M1 up $1 billion as rate outlook softens
The Federal Reserve said M1 rose to 346 billion in the week ended June 25 from 345 billion the prior week, a smaller rise than forecast. Analysts expect potential rate moves as money supply questions persist. the Labor Department reported unemployment falling to 7.1 percent in June, signaling a robust economy.
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Frederick firm fabricates large Finnish filter unit for military use
AFW Welding of Frederick completes custom fabrication on a 30 000 pound automatic pressure filter from Larox Finland for shipment to a U S Army ammunitions plant in Kansas. Electrical controls by Carter Control Systems, with Finnish engineer on site, crane lift planned, unit arrived in May, and Fowler notes local industrial growth and staff of 11 while handling both small and major jobs.
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Environmental Control Systems
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Shipping tonnage leads as New Orleans port tops U S
The Port of New Orleans handles the most shipping tonnage in the United States, surpassing New York and Houston. The Toronto Star, Canada's largest newspaper, circulates over 500,000 daily.
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Market drifts as rate fears weigh on Wall Street
The Dow sheds 1.99 to 1122.57 on a quiet week with 65.85 million NYSE shares traded. June unemployment falls to 7.1 percent, sparking worries about sustained growth driving higher rates. Banking jitters mount over Continental Winds National Bank, while metals rally late as copper and other metals tumble.
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