Jobless rates rise to double digits in several states
A UPI survey shows Michigan at 11.2 percent unemployment in December, California at 9 percent, and New Jersey around 8.2 to 9.5 percent depending on figures. Detroit tops cities with 12.4 percent, while Pennsylvania holds 7.4 percent.
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Boy killed while lying in street in Phoenix
A 12-year-old boy Joseph Shullenbarger was killed when a car driven by Sharon Brown struck him as he lay in the street to stop traffic. Police stated he was playing with relatives and pretended to be hurt to draw vehicles.
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Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
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Joseph Shullenbarger
Sharon Brown
Phoenix
Joseph
Ford Faces Task With State of the Union Address
President Ford aims to answer questions on jobs and the economy in a pivotal State of the Union speech. He debates tax cuts energy measures and energy taxes while seeking renewed public support amid rising deficits and political pressure.
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Newsweek Magazine
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Studded Tires Clash With Road Safety Rules Across States
United Press International reports that studded tires offer better ice traction but cause road damage and potential hydroplaning. State bans vary from Michigan to Minnesota, Idaho seasonal limits, and California extending Oct to May usage.
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United Press International
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Council
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Michigan
Idaho
Darrell Manning
Washington
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