Higher Ed Growth to Slow, 10% of Colleges May Fold
Kerr of the Carnegie Foundation warned at a news conference that higher education growth will halt by the mid 1980s, with about 10 percent of colleges ceasing to exist in their present form. He cited oversupply of PhDs, widening doors for women and minorities, and economic limits as key factors shaping a decade of decelerating enrollments and potential mergers or closures.
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Kerr
Seenee
University of California
Camnogie
Yrar
Bug Kerr
Collective bargaining bill clears first legislative hurdle
In Sacramento a bill to authorize public sector collective bargaining cleared its first test in the Senate Governmental Committee by 6 to 5, with Republicans and one Democrat voting against. The measure would cover teachers and public workers but exclude binding arbitration or the right to strike, and was sent to the Finance Committee after further amendments.
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Sacramento
Lso
Ralph C.dilbs
Boedena
Senate
Volien
Dills
Assembly
California
Tha Eres Yerman
Spade
Bay Area Seawage Agency Set to vote on growth controls
Bay Area Sewage Services Agency plans a vote tonight in Berkeley on EPA imposed growth limits tied to Water Resources Control Board rules. The plan would cap new sewer connections at about 2 percent annually in Fremont Newark Union City and require service areas to stay within fixed boundaries delaying the East Bay mega sewer project. Hearings are scheduled for May 12 in Sacramento and Los Angeles.
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Bay Area
É Bay Area Sewage Services Agency Board
Berkeley
State Water Resources Control Board
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Fremont-Newark
Union City
Union Sanitary District
Ray Boege
Water’ Resources Control
Sacramento
Angeles
Angeles. The mening begatea + Agency
Toed Qaremont
Titanic survivor recall of the sinking by Mrs McKenzie
An elderly survivor, Mrs McKenzie aged 91, recounts her voyage aboard the Titanic and the moment the ship began to sink. She describes seeking safety with others, witnessing the fading lights, and being helped to a lifeboat as the vessel went down, expressing relief at surviving.
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Vania Bagh
Dark Mor Aiton
McKanzie
Mel
McKenzie
Soma
Ana
Avery
Volkswagen to cut 5500 jobs at Wolfsburg factory
Volkswagen plans mass layoffs totaling about 5,500 from its 50,000 workforce, with the Wolfsburg headquarters factory hardest hit. Cuts will occur through severance and early retirement, affecting multiple German plants and the Brussels Belgium site, amid 200 million losses and rising U.S. prices.
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Ard
Wolfsburg
Germany
Dex
Toni Schumaecker
Setormaker
SA Volkswagen
Schurrecker
Volkswagen
United States
Detroit
Schumecker
Wil Te
Hannover
Braunschweig
Kassel
Ingolstadt
Neckarsturm
Emden
Saltzgitter
Brussels
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Alice Qline
Iy Dim
Howard Berman
Sena
Arlen Gregorio
San Mateo
Joseph Kenrick
Long
James Wedworth
Hawthorne
George Zenovich
John Dunlap
Napa
Gardena
Gorge Deinena
George Inejian Beach
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James, Rictore
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California Rings & Loan Company
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