Ben Franklin getting new suspenders over the Delaware
Sixty ironworkers juggle safety above the Philadelphia Camden span to replace 596 suspender ropes on the Ben Franklin Bridge. The $68 million, three year project aims to finish in 1982 with ropes lasting about 50 years. Workers ascend cables by rope, elevator or scaffolds as traffic shifts around them and wind and ice curb progress.
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Jobless rate dips in state amid recession signals
Maryland unemployment fell from February to March by about 5 percent points to 6.6 percent, matching the national rate after five months above it. The state saw job declines in construction and related trades while overall employment rose, with Somerset County reporting the highest rate and Howard County the lowest. The drop is slower than typical March changes, as weaker demand and higher interest rates curb hiring.
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