Wounded of the recession struggle with pay cuts and hours
The piece follows millions of workers who stay employed yet face reduced pay and hours as the recession tightens. It highlights state workers on unpaid leave, commission based staff, and retail and auto sectors hit by lower demand, with examples like California state employee Rhonda Wagner and Hummer salesman Michael Klein reworking finances and selling fewer cars.
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Concord
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Circuit City Closes After 60 Years in Richmond
Richmond based Circuit City Stores Inc ends 60-year run with 567 U.S. stores closing. Liquidators run rapid going out of business sales as 34 000 jobs vanish and over 18 million square feet of space sits vacant. Creditors await payment while remaining staff wind down the corporate office.
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Circuit City
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Circuit City Stores Inc
Clinton leans hard on missile defense in Europe talks
Clinton travels through Europe and the Middle East signaling the United States will not drop Europe based missile defense easily. She links any Russian help to verifiable action from Iran and keeps the option open while pursuing broader strategic goals.
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Barack Obama
Dmitry Medvedev
Sergey Lavrov
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Alaska
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