Jobless rates stay high in Long Beach and LA area
Unemployment remains elevated into November with Long Beach posting a two year high in jobless benefits and a persistent national rate gap. County and state data show rates above national averages. Ford era plans loom as federal aid debates surface. Manufacturing and construction shed jobs while part time work rises and average hours fall.
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J. Michael ‘Riley
Long Beach
Miller
Los Angeles
Sate
Qeloher
Godess Dubinsky
Ford
Bord
Congress
Miners Return to Work After New Pact Signed
Charleston West Virginia AP reports hundreds of soft coal miners returned to work on the midnight shift after union leaders signed a new contract with the coal industry. The return affects the nations 120000 United Mine Workers members in the southern West Virginia region.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
UMW
Eastern Associated Coal Co
Kopperston
Wyoming County
New River Coal Co
Sittex
Fayette County
Association of
Bituminous Contractors
Washington
Arnold Miller
Consolidation Coal Corp
Interior Department
Mining Enforcement and Safety
James M. Day
TWA crash blamed on confusion over minimum altitude
The FAA and NTSB clashed over the Paris Mountain crash near Upperville Virginia. Butterfield defended controllers and confirmed the pilots followed standard procedures while the aircraft descended from 8,400 feet to 1,800 feet, striking the mountain side near Bulles Run.
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Tien
FAA
Alexander Butterfield
TWA
Leesburg
Dulles
Butterfield
Bulles
National Transportation Safety Board
Trans World Airlines
Tive-Angue
Paris
Cash left in phone booths jury to hear tale of cover-up funds
In a Watergate cover-up trial ruling, Judge Sirica allows testimony about cash left in phone booths and delivered in unmarked envelopes to pay Hunt's lawyer. Colson's testimony outlines White House officials' pressure and prior discussions of Hunt's sentence and possible commutation.
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Harry Rosenthal
Washington
E. Howard Trant
John Sirica
William C. Bittman
Bittman
Theovernment
White House
Charles W. Colson
Colson
Hunt
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Richard M. Nixon
Howard Hunt
William C.) Bittman
Havig
Bob
John Dean
Nixon
U.S
Folin J. Sirica
Thurdday
Sirica
John Mitchell
Ehrlichman
E. Howard Hunt Jr
James F. Neal
Willam
Frates
Alabama
Ellsberg
Mitchell
G. Gordon Liddy
Richard Ben-Veniste
Neon
Dean
Ben Veniste
New Hampshire executive council voids 10 vote margin in Senate race
The council voided a 10 vote margin that gave Durkin victory after being told write in ballots were not counted in a recount. A federal court injunction blocked changes to the certification, and council members said they lacked notice of the order. Thomson criticized federal interference, arguing the court had no jurisdiction over the council.
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Wyman
Ecounei
Durkin
Executive Council
Thomson
U.S. Senate
New Hampshire
Two Americans among Tehran airport lounge collapse victims
Iran rescue officials report two Americans among 17 recovered bodies after a snow collapse of the Tehran airport passenger lounge. A third American was injured as search teams, including soldiers and police, shift focus to the cafeteria area where up to four more bodies may lie. Lawrence Upton of Jackson, Michigan, identified as the second American among the dead, was an engineer.
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Tehran
Iran
Lawrence Upton
Jackson
Mich
Upton
U.S. State Department
Michael Nimtz
Milwaukee
Wis
Edward Alfred Caswell
Detroit
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