Zito: Where was ’60 Minutes’ when Rust Belt jobs were cut?
People who do not work in government have reluctantly gotten used to having to possibly relocate, reeducate and scrape by on ...
John Neal Gunter, Hubbard, Ohio
John Neal Gunter, 85, passed away on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at Briarfield at Ashley Circle. He was born January 2, 1940 in ...
Domenico Fabiilli, Canfield, Ohio
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The New York Sun16d
Where Was ‘60 Minutes’ and the Rest of the Liberal Press When America’s Industrial Heartland Became the Rust Belt?
The people here, it seems, were expendable to the elite. They had no college education, did not live in the right ZIP codes, and besides, someone ...
The Vindicator13d
Where was ‘60 Minutes’ crew when Rust Belt jobs were cut?
Youngstown Sheet and Tube abruptly furloughed 5,000 of them in a day. Within months, 16 more plants owned by U.S. Steel shut down, including Youngstown-based Ohio Works. The company cited foreign ...
Washington Examiner24d
Where was 60 Minutes when Rust Belt jobs were cut?
Ohio — Sept. 17 marked 48 years since thousands of workers, who were mainly men, did what they did every Monday in the valley. They walked into the Campbell Works of Youngstown Sheet and Tube ...
Opinion
Tribune Chronicle13dOpinion
Where was ‘60 Minutes’ crew when Rust Belt jobs were cut?
Sept. 19 marked 47 years since thousands of workers, who were mainly men, did what they did every Monday in the valley.
The Vindicator25d
Mill Creek speaker takes deep dive into Springsteen’s ‘Youngstown’
“Sometimes, people overlook the fact that not just Youngstown, but Ohio, in general ... who worked at Youngstown Sheet & Tube Campbell Works and retired shortly before it closed.
Townhall17d
Where Was '60 Minutes' When Rust Belt Jobs Were Cut?
Youngstown Sheet and Tube abruptly furloughed 5,000 of them in a single day. Within months, 16 more plants owned by U.S. Steel shut down, including Youngstown-based Ohio Works. The company cited ...
World Socialist Web Site20d
This week in history: February 17-23
workers at Youngstown Sheet & Tube, a steel manufacturer based in Youngstown, Ohio, launched a wildcat strike against layoffs, marking the first unauthorized walkout at the company in over a decade.