Joblessness rate holds despite weak pockets in economy
The labor data show July’s 9.8 percent unemployment recurring as employment rose 107,000 while unemployment rose 15,000 after seasonal adjustments. Adult men faced an 8.9 percent jobless rate, with overall postwar highs for other groups. Manufacturing and retail cuts totaled 210,000, autos leading losses, yet gains elsewhere kept the headline rate steady. Janet L. Norwood notes auto workers’ unemployment at 20.8 percent. Teen unemployment appeared unchanged after seasonal adjustment, though raw figures fell.
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Reagan plan splits Israelis over autonomy proposal
The Cabinet rejected President Reagan's plan for Palestinian autonomy in the West Bank and Gaza in association with Jordan, fearing it would let PLO leader Yasser Arafat seize control and attack Israel with Soviet and Arab support. Foreign Minister Shamir warned that past U.S. declarations had become unacceptable, while Peres welcomed Jordan's involvement as a potential path for serious discussion with an Arab client.
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Nostalgic weekend at Miller Court hosts marching band and rock shows
Central New York students prepare for four teen school entries at the High School Marching Band competition held at Miller Court. The weekend includes free performances by The Association at 4 and 8 pm, plus Richard Nader's Original Rock and Roll Spectacular featuring Little Anthony, The Diamonds and Bobby Comstock's Band. Labor Day brings a stock-car race and an 8 pm demolition derby, with weather forecasts calling for mostly sunny skies and highs in the 70s. Political campaigning runs alongside fair events with Paul Curran and James Tully visiting today.
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Judge dismisses case against Scott in petty larceny ruling
Judge Sardino dismissed the petty larceny count against Scott after noting the evidence did not show clear criminal intent. The case involved alleged shoplifting of Polish sausage and carrots Green peppers speculated by defense. officer Stevenson testified Scott ate items and hid the remainder, while the assistant DA argued losses from pilferage.
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Former Judge Fahey Dies After Decades on City Bench
Former Judge Fahey, a longtime figure in local politics and legal circles, died after a career highlighted by a blend of public service and Irish wit. He won office in 1964 and served until retirement due to ill health, leaving a legacy of respect from peers and mentees alike. Surviving relatives include Mary McGuire Fahey and three sons, two daughters, with services planned at Most Holy Rosary Church.
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