McDonnell Douglas announces layoffs nationwide
McDonnell Douglas Corp. will cut up to 17,000 jobs, about 11 percent of its workforce, by year end to save over 700 million dollars. CEO John F. McDonnell cited defense cutbacks and costly development problems as the cause, with plans for job fairs and counseling for laid-off workers and continued stock downturn amid first quarter losses.
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Panel debates formation of a third U S political party
A diverse panel formed by the Commission for Responsive Democracy and the National Organization for Women discussed making U S politics more democratic. Some members favored a third party while others urged reform within the two parties, with regional hearings planned after the November elections.
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Prediction of earthquake spooks Missouri and nearby states
A scientist’s quake forecast for Missouri and adjacent states raises public awareness but not panic. The New Madrid fault, linked to California quakes, prompts insurance upticks, school district class cancellations and National Guard drills. The 1811 1812 events near New Madrid are part of regional folklore and seismic lore amid cautious debate.
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