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A Look Back This Week
On December 15, 1791, the
Bill of Rights went into ef-
fect ... December 10, 1869, a
woman's suffrage law was
passed in Wyoming Terri-
tory ... December 11, 1941,
the U.S. declared war on Ger-
many and Italy ... December
10, 1958, the first domestic jet
airline passenger service in
the U.S. was opened by Na-
tional Airlines, flying between
New York and Miami ... De-
cember 15, 1960, the U.S.
announced it backed a rightist
group in Laos, which took
power the next day ... Decem-
ber 9, 1992, a UN-sanctioned
military force, led by U.S.
troops, arrived in Soma-
lia ...December 11, 1998,
President Clinton apologized
for his actions in the Monica
Lewinsky debacle ... Decem-
ber 11, 1998, the House Judi-
ciary Committee approved
three articles of impeachment
against President Clinton ...
December 12, 1998, the
House Judiciary Committee
approved one more article of
impeachment against Presi-
dent Clinton ... December 12,
1998, the House Judiciary
Committee voted down, 22-
14, a motion to censure Presi-
dent Clinton as an alternative
to impeachment ... December
13, 1998, in a non-binding
plebiscite, Puerto Ricans indi-
cated that most wished to re-
tain Puerto Rico's current
status as a commonwealth ...
December 14, 1998, U.S. Dis-
trict Judge Manuel L. Real
sentenced Democratic Party
donor Johnny Chung to five
years of probation and 3,000
hours of community service on
charges, to which he pleaded
guilty, that included $20,000 in
illegal gifts to the Clinton-Gore
campaign ... December 9,
1999, the Hawaii Supreme
Court upheld a 1998 amend-
ment to the state constitution
that forbade same-sex mar-
riages ... December 10, 1999,
Wen Ho Lee, who had been
dismissed in March from his
job as a nuclear physicist at
the Los Alamos National
Laboratory, was indicted by a
federal grand jury in New
Mexico on 59 felony counts
involving violations of the
Atomic Energy and Foreign
Espionage Acts ... December
13, 1999, Lee pleaded not
guilty ... December 12, 2000,
the U.S. Supreme Court re-
versed the Florida State Su-
preme Court's decision of a
manual recount in Florida for
the presidential election ...
December 13, 2000, Vice
President Al Gore conceded
the presidential election to
Gov. George W. Bush (Texas)
in a televised address.
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October ‘02 employment growth up from past
Eighteen of Oregon’s 31
labor market areas had job
declines in October, 2002, the
same number as October ’01
and similar to Octobers in the
prior several years.
Employment growth last
month was substantially
stronger than in recent Octo-
bers, probably due mostly to
warm, sunny weather, said
Oregon Employment Dept.
(OED).
Curry County shed 110
jobs overall in October, com-
prising gains in public educa-
tion and declines in most other
non-manufacturing industries.
The county’s employment
level has been largely un-
changed over the past four
years. Coos County added 110
jobs last month, with public
education gaining 220 and
most other industries losing
jobs. Coos is below the year-
ago level by 210 jobs –mostly
in public education– but
shows some gains in construc-
tion and mining and services.
Douglas County gained
230 jobs in October – a larger
gain for the month than in any
year since 1996. It has turned
an over-the-year deficit of 850
in January into an over-the-
year gain of 570 in October.
Industries showing strength
over the year included lumber
and wood products (up 190
jobs) and health services (up
120 jobs).
Josephine County’s em-
ployment rose by 140 in Octo-
ber due to gains in public edu-
cation (+330 jobs) and losses
in many non-manufacturing
industries. Over-the-year job
increases in manufacturing
and non-manufacturing
pushed the county above the
year-ago figure, but it remains
below the October 200 level.
Jackson County added
1,470 jobs to its total non-
farm payroll employment,
mostly in public education and
retail trade. The county re-
mains below its October levels
of the past two years.
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