Unemployment rate declines for second straight month
The April unemployment rate edged down to 5.1 percent, the second consecutive monthly decline. Labor Department analysts see significance but caution it may not mark a trend. About 4.5 million Americans were jobless, with 90.3 million in the civilian labor force. Manufacturing added jobs as auto workers recalled, while construction shed about 70,000 positions.
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No strike steel contract signed amid pay boosts
Industry and union sources say the steel contract increases pay by 7.2 cents per hour with gains in cost of living, improved pensions, dental and supplemental unemployment benefits. The agreement, ratified by a 60 member committee, is the first under an experimental bargaining plan aiming for six years of labor peace. United Airlines reaches tentative pay deal with Machinists after marathon talks, averting a threatened strike.
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Kissinger conducts talks on Syria disengagement plan
Henry Kissinger continued his shuttle diplomacy in the Middle East meeting Israeli leaders and preparing a disengagement concept to present to Syria. He aims to promote peace without imposing terms on any party and will return to Jerusalem to coordinate with Prime Minister Golda Meir and her cabinet.
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Four released from Zebra killings roundup for lack of evidence
San Francisco police freed four of seven suspects in the Zebra slayings after insufficient evidence. In Washington, Mayor Alioto signaled possible grand jury action on random white killings and a Death Angels link. Attorneys said the remaining trio faced formal murder charges as federal inquiry was urged.
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Fire in Poll Gardens machine shop causes heavy damage
A blaze at Ahrem Superior Co. machine shop on Eastern Ave. Friday afternoon caused about 50 000 dollars in damage before county firemen with seven units extinguished it. Sparks from metalworking ignited oil on the floor, authorities said. Battalion Chief Reggie Perkins noted the one story 10 font square building was contained in about 26 minutes after dispatch.
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Impeach hearings begin amid heated committee debate
Rep Elizabeth Holtzman says St Clair could drive hearings toward danger. Rodine resists, urging Democrats to yield. DiNanan supports allowing St Clair as a member while a fight over cross examination continues. Republicans fail to define St Clairs role clearly as Dennis predicts practical cross examination would occur anyway.
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Court bans Agnew law practice
The Court of Appeals, in a unanimous 13 page decision, disbarred Agnew for tax evasion involving deceit and fraud. Judges found no mitigating factors to allow reinstatement or suspension instead, citing duty to uphold legal profession integrity. Agnew, fined 310.08 and placed on three years probation by a U.S. District Court, sought to continue earning a living.
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