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The CORA study combines data from several government sources, including the Appalachian Regional Commission, and the findings of a series of public hearings in West Virginia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania Coal mining employment, for instance, has decreased 30 percent, to the lowest levels ever recorded in and Tennessee. Holmquist said 123,000 residents of eastern Ohio, West Virginia, and western Pennsylvania had been unemployed so long they are no longer counted in the rolls. В« Their vow, Sprowal said, is вЂњNot one person will die on the streetsthis winter.вЂќ вЂвЂњWeвЂ™ve taken the position that Veteran Administration houses these jobs - working in fast food restaurants - and still not earning what they did before.вЂќ The report says unemployment rates in 21 percent of Appalachian counties were more than double the national average in 1985, while another 61 percent of the counties had higher than normal rates. вЂвЂShelters prevent the city from dealing with the root of the problem - a lack of low-income housing and jobs.вЂќ Leaders of homeless unions from Los Angeles, New Orleans, BaItimore, Washington, Boston and Philadelphia are meeting here and are expected to announce the formation of the national union today. (AP) - The Appalachian region is suffering Chris Sprowal, who founded a local union for the homeless and helped organize the coalition of similar unions, said Wednesday that winter shelter programs, including the cityвЂ™s $25.9 million plan, are a вЂwaste of taxpayersвЂ™ money.вЂќ вЂOur whole notion is no more damn shelters,вЂќ he said. Holmquist, coordinator of a PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Jobs and low-income housing, not winter some sectors, while production has Holmquist said the study docu- CHARLESTON, W.Va. вЂњWhat we see is a tremendous increase in service sector jobs,вЂќ Hol- ments what should be a national con- an economic crisis of such proportions that the spirit of its people is being crushed under the weight of poverty, hunger and hopelessness, a new study concludes. вЂњThe facts task force that reported its findings shelters, are what the homeless gone up. вЂвЂњWhat we see are people holding down even two of impressions,вЂќ he said. really need, says the leader of the newly formed National Union of the Homeless. CORA, based in Knoxville, Tenn., was founded in 1964 by representatives of 18 religious denominations вЂвЂto build community and Partly to blame, the report said, was the flight of industry to Third World countries as well as technological improvements enabling smaller workforces. вЂњPeople are being pushed to the very margins.вЂќ The task force spent a year tracking the economic health of Appalachia. More than 350,000 manufacturing jobs were lost from 1982 to 1983, with incomes for those who did find replacement work falling as much as 60 percent. tories, textile mills and coal mines close. There are people so far down the economic ladder that their self-esteem is destroyed. The middle class is disappearing.вЂќ The study of the 13-state region re- ports massive job losses as steel fac- Wednesday to the Commission on Religion in Appalachia. What we have in Appalachia are the makings of an underclass that is mostly white.

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