Job outlook varies by field for 1980 graduates study says
Southern Regional Education Board projects 1980 job prospects by field for new graduates in the South. Health, accounting, engineering, library science and social work show good or improved demand while education and journalism face shortages of openings. Law is crowded and overall surplus for professional technical managerial roles.
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Atlanta
South
Southern Regional Education Board
Pharmacy
SREB
U.S. Bureau of Census
South Carolina Unemployment Payments Soar in First Quarter
Unemployment benefit payments in South Carolina exceeded 57 million dollars in the first quarter, over four times the 14 million in the prior quarter. Initial claims rose nearly 70 percent from the fourth quarter of 1974, with insured unemployment totaling more than 1.1 million and average weekly claims at 87,738. The report cites manufacturing as hit hardest, especially textiles, amid a broad recession and rising graduate oversupply in arts and humanities fields.
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Columbia
South Carolina
State Employment Security Commission
SREB
Elix-Sled Agent Taken In Custody
Former South Carolina SLED agent Albert A. Lawrence is jailed after Forest Acres police stop a vehicle and recover six shotguns and rifles, several pistols, 19 pounds of marijuana, and a rifle found by the door. An accomplice trio was detained in Richland County Detention Center. Charges expected to be filed late Wednesday night.
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Columbia
State Law Enforcement Division
SLED
Forest Acres
Albert A. Lawrence
Lawrence
Richland County Detention Center
Charles D. McLean
R. D. Freeman
Freeman
R.R. Marlory
Legislature Adjourns Without Court Reform Vote
The 1975 General Assembly adjourned with no floor votes on two court reform compromises. Senate conferees lacked free conference powers, delaying action on a 47 judge family court plan and an eight new circuits proposal. Leader comments cited insufficient study and unresolved funding as reasons for inaction.
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Columbia
General Assembly
House
Senate
Conference Committee
Hearing Aids Clinic Prominent in Aiken
Aiken area notice for Licensed Specialist in hearing aids located at 118 Laurens St. N.W. The listing highlights services and the professional credential in audiology care for residents seeking hearing solutions.
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Aiken
Full Time Chaplain Move Blocked in House
The effort to create a fulltime chaplain's office in the House was defeated as immediate action on a resolution to authorize the position was blocked on the floor. Speaker Emeritus Sol Blatt proposed the plan to fund the chaplain at $6 000 annually for Rev. Alton C. Clark of Columbia. Five members opposed the measure.
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Columbia
House
Sol Blatt
Alton C. Clark
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