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Danny Price – Come To Me – United Artists : UA 50506 DJ (45s)

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War – Get Down – UNITED ARTISTS: 50815

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Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose – Too Late To Turn Back Now – United Artists: 50910

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Dr Feelgood – Every Kind Of Vice 1978 United Artists Stereo

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Dr Feelgood – Milk And Alcohol 1978 United Artists Stereo

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On 1st overseas trip, Biden to assure allies and meet Putin
on June 9, 2021 at 9:38 am
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden departs Wednesday for the United Kingdom. It's the president's first overseas trip of his term and he's eager to reassert the United States on the world stage. Biden has set the stakes for his eight-day trip in sweeping terms, believing that the West must publicly demonstrate it can compete economically with China as the world emerges from the coronavirus pandemic. The trip ends with a summit with Russia's Vladimir Putin.
Harris tells Latin Americans the US can offer them hope
on June 9, 2021 at 3:14 am
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Vice President Kamala Harris is telling the poor and threatened populations of Latin America that the United States has “the capacity to give people a sense of hope” in the region so they can make better lives without fleeing to the U.S. Harris closed her first foreign trip as vice president unapologetic for her decision not to visit the U.S.-Mexico border as part of her mission to address migration to the U.S. She said her meetings with leaders and others in Guatemala and Mexico were vital to understanding the core reasons people leave their homes for perilous journeys to America.
Gov. McMaster announces new job training initiative with Technical College System
on June 9, 2021 at 2:48 am
PENDLETON, SC (FOX CAROLINA) - South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster announced a new job training initiative between the South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce and the South Carolina Technical College System, according to a press release sent from his office. In the release it is mentioned that an estimated 82,000 jobs are available in South Carolina. The release also mentions that under the partnership unemployed South Carolinians have the option of exploring short-term retraining programs. It goes on to say the programs are offered at local technical colleges in lieu of conducting weekly job searches. It is also mentioned that upon enrolling in and attending a program, the claimant continues to forgo the weekly job search requirement and receive benefits. In the release Gov. McMaster says in order to expedite the return to work, the state announced in May it would discontinue its participation in federal unemployment programs which were acting as a barrier to South Carolinians re-entering the workforce. “Through the power of our technical colleges we have an opportunity to jump ahead ten years through education,” said Governor Henry McMaster in the release. “We have the culture and people who are ready to take the next step forward and we just need to get them trained and ready for work.” McMaster made the formal announcement in person at TriCounty Technical College Tuesday morning, standing beside the school's president and other officials. Dr. Galen DeHay told FOX Carolina that this is a partnership and a pipeline from the classroom to the workforce. "Most of these programs can be completed in 16 weeks or less. Some of these programs can be completed in four weeks," Dehay said. “These are jobs that fall into the logistics supply chain area, information technology, advanced manufacturing, computer technology, and healthcare.” According to the release, cost of the workforce training program is free to the student because McMaster already allocated $8M in Governor’s Emergency Relief funds to the state’s technical colleges back in January. It will cover the cost of retraining 3,100 South Carolinians. <a href="https://www.sctechsystem.edu/training/" target="_blank">Click here</a> to register for the program and to find out which courses are available.