Wages and benefits rose 3.3 percent in 1997
The 1997 Labor Department report shows wages and benefits up 3.3 percent, fastest since 1993, with a 1 percent gain in October-December. Analysts warn inflation risk if productivity doesn't rise. health insurance costs slowed to 2.1 percent.
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Washington reports the Supreme Court’s Paula Jones ruling that the president’s duties could proceed has spiraled into a sprawling conflict involving a presidential affair, a Starr investigation, and impeachment talk. Amid subpoenas and media scrutiny, experts debate whether the Court foresaw such disruption and whether Clinton’s time is “significantly burdened.”
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