Ground Zero Week unfolds as anti nuke events sweep cities
A week of marches speeches bike tours and races marks Ground Zero Week as the anti-nuclear movement stages actions across the country. Citizens view demonstrations in Cincinnati Boston Salt Lake City Winston-Salem San Francisco and Atlanta with banners urging action and shelter from a nuclear blast.
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Business Failures Up 50 Percent This Year
Washington AP reports Dun and Bradstreet figures show U.S. business failures up 50 percent in the first 14 weeks compared with last year. The rate stands at 83 per 10 000, the highest since 1933, with 6 205 firms failing in the first 30 months of 1982. NFIB chief economist Dunkelberg warns the situation may worsen amid recession and high interest rates.
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