Youth Job Market Heavily Burdens Teens and Graduates
In New York the depressed job market with 9.2 percent unemployment is expected to hit youths hardest this summer. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects about 550,000 more job seekers aged 16 to 24 than last year, with college graduates also facing poor prospects. The College Placement Council foresees hiring 18 percent below last year, and black teenage unemployment stands at 40.2 percent this April, a stark contrast to broader trends. County forecast remains clear to partly cloudy with isolated thundershowers tonight and Friday.
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Boycott Sets Back CIA Hearing Over Secret Probe
Washington Republicans boycotted a House intelligence subcommittee hearing delaying CIA testimony by Director William Colby. The move followed Rep. Nedzi’s resignation as full committee chair and concerns over handling secret material. Stanton alleged knowledge of assassination plots but offered no details, while Democrats urged a stronger leadership to launch the investigation.
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Ford Rabin hold talks amid Middle East deadlock
Washington AP Ford says it would be a tragedy if talks fail as Israeli Prime Minister Rabin meets with Ford and Kissinger and others to push a U S managed peace process. Sources say Israel may concede if backed by U S assurances amid shuttle diplomacy uncertainty. Rabin aims to ease strains after Kissinger mission collapse.
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SRS Shows Versatility in Puppy Rescue at Office
Mary Matney adoption specialist at the SRS office found three abandoned puppies in a box near the parking lot. The dogs, no fixed breed or age known, received care from staff who then found homes for two immediately and planned a short-term foster for the third.
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Ford Presses Congress For Energy Program
President Ford tells Congress of a firm determination to push a comprehensive energy program amid a five month deadlock with Democratic leaders. Key figures discuss possible compromise as Ford urges energy conservation and increased domestic supplies and roadmaps for reducing foreign oil and achieving self sufficiency by 1985.
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Mrs Gandhi Convicted Of Campaign Violation
Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was found guilty of using government officials in her 1971 campaign and barred from public office for six years. A stay was issued for 20 days to allow an appeal to the Supreme Court, with the stay likely to continue. The judge also found her not guilty on several other charges.
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