"Various church groups have issued Labor Day proclamations and announced their support of ?ÛÏfull employment week?Ûª?Ûª beginning Sept. 4 in an attempt to urge government action that would result in a near-zero unemployment rale.</br></br>President William P. Thompson and General Secretary Claire Randall of (he National Council of Churches warned in a proclamation that ?ÛÏa failure on the part of church people and policymakers to move on a full employment policy will result in the eventual deterioration of the will and purpose of the nation.?Û?</br></br>In their statement, the NCC officials said President Carter should develop a ?ÛÏfull employment and national purposes budget"" to create private and public sector jobs in energy, mass transportation, housing, education and other fields.</br></br>Urging that a specific effort should be made in the private employment sector, the NCC officials said the federal government should become ?Û÷?Û÷the employer of last resort"" for those who can?Ûªt find private jobs.</br></br>The two church leaders also suggested the coordination of the policies of the Federal Reserve Board, such as setting of interest rcates, with a government program for full employment and the establishment of ?ÛÏan adminis-(rativc appeals procedure?Û? for the unemployed."