Unemployment Rates Rise in 27 States in June
Labor Department data show unemployment up in 27 states the latest month while 11 states and the District of Columbia saw declines. Nationwide payrolls expanded slowly with 80,000 jobs added, keeping the U.S. rate at 8.2 percent as Nevada led with 11.6 percent and North Dakota at 2.9 percent. California and Ohio posted sizable gains, while Wisconsin and Tennessee cut many positions. Overall growth remains weak amid tepid hiring across districts and slower consumer spending.
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National News Roundup: hepatitis C fears and missing girl case
A traveling hospital technician named David Kwiatkowski is accused of causing a hepatitis C outbreak in New Hampshire after work in Maryland and Michigan health facilities. Johns Hopkins Hospital says they seek contacts for testing. In Iowa, Daniel Morrissey, father of missing cousin Lyric Cook-Morrissey, faces a pretrial supervision in multiple drug cases as authorities pursue the investigation.
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EPA reviews aspect of power plant pollution rule
The Environmental Protection Agency is reviewing part of a rule to curb mercury and other toxic pollutants from coal and oil fired plants. The change concerns how the standards apply to future power plants and potential plant closures, with proposed action in Texas Georgia Kansas and Utah.
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All Dredge Gardens Announces Unique Outdoor Furniture Line
All Dredge Gardens presents a new range of high quality outdoor furniture described as top of the line and unique. The launch emphasizes durable materials and stylish designs for patio and garden settings.
Private student loans mirror subprime lending says study
A government study finds risky private student loan practices fueled debt growth over the past decade. Lenders funded loans with weak repayment checks, then bundled and sold them to investors to avoid losses on defaults, echoing subprime mortgage failings that preceded the 2008 crisis.
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