Carter immigration plan draws Capitol Hill criticism
President Carter proposed a package to curb illegal immigration by expanding border enforcement, creating an anti-importation task force, and penalizing employers. It would grant amnesty to pre 1970 entrants and register later entrants as temporary residents, drawing quick skepticism over incentives to come forward and potential second class status for some aliens.
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Washington Star
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Unemployment Dips to 6.9 Percent in July
The United States unemployment rate fell to 6.9 percent in July as civilian labor force shrinkage mainly among teens reduced the jobless count. Total employment held at 90.6 million with a 220000 drop in unemployed to 6.7 million. White youths benefited most while black teen unemployment remained high at 40.7 percent.
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Vance Faces Setback as Syria Rejects U.S. Ministers Meet
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, in Amman, pledges to build consensus for Arab Israeli peace after Syria rejects a U.S. based meeting of Mideast foreign ministers. Assad urges focus on Geneva talks and Palestinian rights, while Begin backs the ministerial gathering idea.
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Carter to Reveal Welfare Package After Energy Vote
The Carter administration delays releasing its welfare plan until after the House acts on energy reform. Officials say the Saturday Plains Georgia briefing will detail a unified welfare system with two categories, incentives to work, and targeted cash payments.
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Georgia
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Carter signs 200000 youth jobs bill at White House
President Carter signs a $1 billion youth employment measure to put 200000 young people to work with park and forestry jobs and training. He notes weekly creation of 1000 public service posts and tax cuts already in effect as he presses Congress to curb teen and minority unemployment.
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D-Minn
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D-Ky
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Handley Library Children's Theatre Tomorrow Shows Dual Times
Handley Library hosts a Children’s Theatre production tomorrow with shows at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. in the Handley Auditorium. The Frederick County Youth Fair opens this weekend as part of the Country Roads section, with coverage including a tractor pull and Clarke Board of Supervisors notes.
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