Jobless rate rising and discouraged workers grow
The department reports 1.1 million more discouraged workers in the third quarter with total unemployment at 7.966 million in September. White adult women account for most of full time job declines and large numbers left the labor force, shrinking it by 370,000. Unemployment by group rose: adult men 6.2 percent, adult women 6.8 percent, teens 19.3 percent, whites 6.5 percent, blacks and minorities 15.1 percent. Economists expect little near term improvement despite Reagan's plan to create jobs, with effects not felt until early 1982.
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Forecasters weigh job data and tax cuts on economy
The report shows unemployment claims rose from 436,000 to 496,000 for the week ending Sept 19. Manufacturing layoffs hit a high not seen since August 1980 as hiring slowed, while strikes reduced work time. Economists voice cautious optimism about year-end improvements amid weak labor markets and inventory concerns.
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ACLU seeks removal of Walter Polovchak's court lawyer
The ACLU asks U S District Judge Thomas R McMillen to fire Walter Polovchak s court appointed attorney Julian E Kulas saying he protects not the minor s interests The parents Walter Polovchak Michael and Anna returned to the Soviet Ukraine after suing the INS to gain custody Walter is a ward of the state in foster care after being granted asylum in July 1980
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Williams vows costly Abscam defense to keep Senate seat
Senator Harrison A Williams Jr says defending his Abscam conviction could cost up to one million dollars in legal fees. He seeks one million in compensatory damages and five million in punitive damages from Justice Department officials and Abscam operatives, filing the suit in U S District Court. He calls the fight crucial for justice for Americans.
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Tax Court: voluntary payments to ex wife not alimony
The U S Tax Court ruled that alimony deductions do not apply to voluntary payments made by Walter J. Dean to his former wife, despite a 1975 Ohio divorce decree stating no alimony. The decision confirms the IRS denial of a 1977 deduction and imposes an additional tax of 418 dollars.
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Weather forecast Ahead: Slight Rain Chance Across Texas
Forecasters report cloudy skies and winds up to 20 mph with only a slight chance of rain through Saturday. Daytime highs range from the 70s north to the 90s south, with cooler nights in the 60s and 50s in the Panhandle. Precipitation since Thursday was a trace, with patchy fog along the coast and scattered showers in the upper Pecos River Valley.
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Budget cuts begin to pinch across states and programs
The Reagan era cuts hit home as Oklahoma lunch prices rise, Vermont lays off 12 lawyers and trims legal aid, and Florida veterans fear housing. CETA phases out 300k jobs nationwide, Vermont Food Stamps shrink, and state agencies trim services. Officials warn of a gradual, hard impact as eligibility and funding shrink.
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Reagan readies MX missiles and B-1 bombers plan detailed
Weinberger outlined two MX options to Reagan on August 26. The first would place a common missile ready in 1990 at low cost. the second, to unveil 100 MX missiles in 1000 shelters, would cost about 21.1 billion more. Reagan faces deployment choices amid debate over vulnerability and deterrence.
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Tale from a Jones shows haunting TV lesson about authority
A former student recalls a chilling classroom moment when a leader vanished from TV screens during a Holocaust lesson. The room fell silent as the hiss of empty sets grew louder, and the student, now an actor in New York, describes realizing how easily people can become complicit.
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