Economists See Employment Dip With Expected Spring Uptick
Washington economists warn the U S labor market paused in January after a year of growth but show no alarm. They cite a 1 66 million drop in total jobholders from December to January to 62 89 million, with nonfarm employment at a record 57 947 million and a predicted rebound in the coming months. Major declines appear in farm employment and in clothing, radio and television, furniture, and fabricated metals.
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Washington
Commerce and Labor Department
New York Area Faces Fuel Shortage Threat
New York area braces for fuel crisis as nine day tugboat strike collapses talks and free oil shortages loom. Distributors warn supplies may exhaust early next week while hospitals and elderly homes seek fuel. Emergency rationing measures loom as 25 000 longshoremen face cooling off injunction expiration and possible broader port paralysis.
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New York Area
New York
Polo
New York Harbor
Industry and Labor Eye USW Election
Industry and labor groups watch the USW officer election next Tuesday with keen interest. The contest is seen as a pivotal moment in the labor movement as United Steelworkers seeks new leadership amid a changing industrial landscape.
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Labor
USW
Pittsburgh
United Labor
Bec
No Strontium-90 Peril Found In Bones Study
A Columbia University team autopsied 500 bones from people who died last fall across 13 counties on five continents. They found no evidence of immediate danger from Strontium-90, noting Japanese samples showed higher levels but not in the world average. The report attributes fallout from megaton tests and Nevada blasts, yet it remains cautiously optimistic about future risk to humanity.
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New York
Columbia University
J Laurence Kulp
Geo
Japan
Walter Ro Eckell
Man
Arthur R Schul
Stelert
Allie
The
Atomic Energy
AEC
AFC
United States
Vada
United
Foot Notes From The Desk Of CHIMOPODIS Par Of Shoes
Fragmentary notes describe a shoe related system with claims of daily output and capacity. It references feet and shoes and a large monthly equated tonnage, but the text is garbled and unclear on exact facts or entities.
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Wadhin
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