h'.GsrJ:., Ccptcrnbsr 3, 1C33
9
71'
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Jobless lines sbiorie
4
X J' few 1 Vfa
The s:vcriiy cf the recession has
tr.'.i.i al.:.:.vy tell cn the r-:r.tU health
cf sc:;;e p:c; ' a ecur.-.'!::f ct the
Cc:ar.v.:r.l:y l-td Health Center cf
Lcrtcoitrr County soil The counselor,
who prewired r.ct to 1 3 r.cmed, eohi
she h: '; r - m r.ir.y ir.;:. : : c-' 3 cent-'
Ins t-to the hzzh cc:.: :r prcb
1:3 cpccLIcrl'y related t3 the een-
j, 1 J
care
er:
r ri. "
ce.U
r -
ca:t
."'iO ! rii'jl
, ehe r !d. Most peep! 2 no larger
z'.zrd to co to private practices,
many private raental health rare
:aaicr.cl3 ere turnir.3 away Medi-
: . : -1' 13 resided o too trc-.;.!.!
:. The ccur.r-elor said the Ceo-
;.r County accepts &11 patients.
: J, It's red-
lyhzid to : 1; cncr.s f: etc r the
The ccur: Isrsiii the rcccxic n has
charged mzTiy LuvSly Uvir f ol'. rns
for the Trorr-2. '
Uncr.r':-y i-t I to nsre time
tt hc:r.e than b ttclcrolle the tzlX
Jcb hunting tl:.D has been a source
j-ou," the tzlX that the eco
nomic crunch b a source cf frustration
and cften intense prcocure for people
who must adapt to a situation cfhav-
The chsrr.3 structure cf the econ
omy, whether incood tiraes cr t ad, b a
' "The b'.T-ctrcas, !av-c!c-ir.and jchs
'People on the bcttcm ere fec!ir.3 rasre
prcaaure in their ja!
out cf then."
it3 prcasurcs are only a part cf the
ccplcxity cf Industrial Ufa, which
cnuacs cnsicty.&nd depression for
I see more stress in our time than .
exLtcd tv.-er.ty years ro," she said.
Worries are wide-ranging as the
dar .r cf nuclear war and the spread
cf acquired immune deficiency syn
drome have maie people seek help at
the racntrd health center, she said,
which demonstrates the social causes
cf many Individual problems.
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The Ar.'.trican eecnomys ciirnb
frcn the depths cf recession ha3
raaticaliy nationvvlde, with both Ne
braska and Lincoln remaining well
ttlow the national avcra-.
Acccrd!a;to Kcbraalaa Department
cf Labor Lures, Lincoln's Jobless
rate fell from 6.8 percent in January
cf 1C33 to 3.6 percent in August.
Statistics for the state show a de
, create frcm 8 percent to 4.0 percent
in the same period
These figures compare with a na
tional rate of 0.3 percent for July,
down almost a whole percentage
cc'nt from January.
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