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The squeeze on jobs on the South Coast as a result of the economy has hit teens, and young adults especially hard, because many adults desperate for work are taking the positions they'd normally get. KCLU's Lance Orozco reports a new federally funded program is trying to provide some job interviewing and summer work for young job seekers.
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