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.

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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