Thousands line up at New York job fair

About 6,000 people flocked to a city-sponsored job fair in New York for the multitudes of people thrown out of work by the World Trade Centre disaster.

Thousands line up at New York job fair
Thu, 18 Oct, 2001 - 07:11

About 6,000 people flocked to a city-sponsored job fair in New York for the multitudes of people thrown out of work by the World Trade Centre disaster.

Thousands were turned away, prompting the city to plan a second event next week.

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