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Seconds ago. Stephanie well, im here before jim. Thats not saying much. Stephanie right. We have tina dupuy and John Fugelsang right out of the gait. Maybe that is why jim is late. That is too much sexiness. Stephanie here she is jacki schechner. Good morning, everybody. We have jobs numbers out today. We added 162,000 jobs in july, and the Unemployment Rate ticked down. Npr has a good piece out explaining the Unemployment Rate. 36 of u. S. I adults are neither working nor looking. And that explains because they are retiring, going to college, or choosing to be stay at home parents. Usembassie...

Apr 1, 2021 Orpha W. Gingrich, 94, of Evendale, went to be with Jesus at 4:51 p.m., Tuesday, March 30, 2021m at her residence surrounded by her loving family. Born on Dec. 27, 1926, in Fayette Twp., Juniata County, she is a daughter of the late Michael W. and Alma (Lauver) Wert. On June 22, 1947, she married her late husband, J. Lloyd Gingrich, with whom she was blessed to share over 72 years of marriage before his passing on April 11, 2020. Together, they farmed for many years in Evendale. She is survived by: her children, Margaret Varner and her husband Tim, of McAlisterville, John M. Ging...

When employment doesn’t mitigate poverty Could it maybe have something to do with Saskatchewan having the lowest minimum wage in the country? According to Statistics Canada data, in January of 2021, Saskatchewan had the lowest unemployment rate of any province at 7.2 per cent. While that is a lovely number, other Statistics Canada data also places Saskatchewan as having one of the highest overall poverty rates in the country and the third highest child poverty rate. This begs the question, with that amount of people employed, why are so many living under the poverty line? I’m going to sta...

>> as for paul gingrich, lawyer monica foster continues to fight to have his sentence appealed. >> i would expect that we'll have an opinion by the end of the year or very early next year. >> we'll be asking for oral argument and i'll be making a pest of myself as best i can within the rules. this isn't a kid that we should say, there's no hope for you. it's just -- it's unfathomable. >> i like to keep things perspective. i've almost been locked audiotape year now and i don't remember what it's like to be outside you know. and do those things. and i just -- you got to keep that mindset like yo...

Houses youth. >> both kids we get in will be here 6 to 12 months tops. that takes on a different dynamic when you have someone like paul who is 12 and already knows and recognizes that he will have to grow up, go through puberty ain a correctional facility. >> it is these reasons paul and his lawyer keep to fight him in. >> trying to go to the indiana supreme court to try to get an appeal. >> sentenced as an adult but held at pendleton juvenile paul is stuck in legal limbo. >> this is the kid i had that is a legal adult in a juvenile facility. we are learning as we go how to