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Still anolher line! Local inhabitants assemble at the unemployment of- fice hoping for aid.
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Crisis Means . . . Fort Wayne Fights Back 1982 was a year plagued by record snowfalls, tornadoes, and floods for the city of Fort Wayne. The most severe crisis for the town, however, came in October when the International Harvester Company announced plans to shut down its Summit City truck plant. This decision came after weeks of negotiations on the part of big business, IH employees, and state officials in an effort to increase the financial situation of the local plant. Though Fort Wayne did end up outbidding Springfield, Ohio, IH decided there were other reasons to be considered and thus con- cluded to close our plant. The announcement came as a shock and a threat to the community. With an unemployment rate already at 9.4% and another 2000 people soon to be ad- ded to the statistics, the future of Fort Wayne looked bleak. Many of those who lost their jobs left the town in search of employment elsewhere. Others remained, living on the measly sums of welfare and or unemployment wages. The future is still uncertain. When such a high rate of people are unemployed in a town, all other businesses, in fact the entire economy, are affected. But Fort Wayne is a city of survivors. The citizens saved their homes once, and the chances are they ' ll do it again. The revitalization of downtown has already begun, which, when completed, should have a positive effect on the economy. If the Fort Wayne people continue to support their city, the crises faced in 1982 will soon be a part of history and the future will be brighter and more prosperous. 4 — Crises
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,r 7 ' ' fil, . .,. s ., S ' v.. %. ■ ..x Letter jackets, the fall sports batf quel, the sound of leaves being raked and the ever dropping temperatures seem to remind many EHS ' ers that school has, of yet, only slightly begun,, Ifi»t a couple weeks into the school j r a multitude of EHS student; r ember the years past attd the vaca ' ti days caused by blizzards, floods and various other reasons. Trojans seem to look only to the future in the hope of many more free days to coHre f With the anticipation of blizzards ' ?- ' n us the damaging highwaters — the- EHS student body trudges on int 1962-«3 school year 1
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