Position Paper On the Montana Copper Strike 1967 Nov
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5) The exodus from Great Falls has been neglible. Many found work in that immediate area in construction, agriculture, etc.
Because of a more diversified economy there.
6) Butte (965), Anaconda (796), and Great Falls (1,336), accounted for 39% of the 7,955 unemployed workers registered for employ- ment at the 23 local public employment offices throughout the state at the end of September, 1967.
IMPACT OF THE STRIKE ON PUBLIC V/ELFARE FUNDS: JULY 15, 1967 to NOVEMBER 1, 1967: 1) SILVER BOV/ COUN...TY (Butte - as of November 1, 1967) a. 819 striking families received general assistance warrants of: $182,654.00 b. An additional 1,225 families certified eligible for food stamp program.
2) DEER LODGE COUNTY (Anaconda - as of November 1, 1967) a. 440 striking families received general assistance warrants of: $ 86,975.00 b. An additional 720 families certified eligible for food stamp program.
3) CASCADE COUNTY (Great Falls - as of November 21, 1967) a. 59 striking families received general assistance warrants of: $ 11,048.21 b.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5) The exodus from Great Falls has been neglible. Many found work in that immediate area in construction, agriculture, etc.
Because of a more diversified economy there.
6) Butte (965), Anaconda (796), and Great Falls (1,336), accounted for 39% of the 7,955 unemployed workers registered for employ- ment at the 23 local public employment offices throughout the state at the end of September, 1967.
IMPACT OF THE STRIKE ON PUBLIC V/ELFARE FUNDS: JULY 15, 1967 to NOVEMBER 1, 1967: 1) SILVER BOV/ COUN...TY (Butte - as of November 1, 1967) a. 819 striking families received general assistance warrants of: $182,654.00 b. An additional 1,225 families certified eligible for food stamp program.
2) DEER LODGE COUNTY (Anaconda - as of November 1, 1967) a. 440 striking families received general assistance warrants of: $ 86,975.00 b. An additional 720 families certified eligible for food stamp program.
3) CASCADE COUNTY (Great Falls - as of November 21, 1967) a. 59 striking families received general assistance warrants of: $ 11,048.21 b.
What to read after Position Paper On the Montana Copper Strike 1967 Nov?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Unemployment Compensation Commission to read onlineMoreLess
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