62,000 jobs lost across the nation; worse is yet to come
WASHINGTON — Unemployment lines, painfully long in parts of the country this July Fourth, are only going to get longer.
The nation lost jobs for a sixth month in a row in June, a storm of pink slips drenching this year's holiday for more than 60,000 Americans and leaving thousands more worried about the future.
Weighed down by energy prices and the housing crisis, employers laid off workers in stores, factorie...
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