Time finds future top jobs widen beyond traditional trades
Time magazine reports from combined government and private studies that geologists optometrists and psychologists along with dentists programmers and dieticians are among the most promising occupations for future job seekers. The article notes more openings in the Pacific and Mountain states and fewer in New England and the mid Atlantic region.
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Time Magazine
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Pair seized in druggist slaying in Burlingame
Two suspects are in San Mateo County Jail on murder and robbery charges in the slaying of Aram Ojakian a 60 year old druggist who moved from San Francisco to Burlingame seeking peace and quiet after a string of robberies. George E Valeriano 20 and Anthony L Hall 18 were arrested after an all night manhunt by San Francisco and Burlingame officers. Ojakian was shot in the chest as two youths entered Mills Estate Pharmacy and opened fire. He died an hour later at Peninsula Hospital. Ojakian had previously operated Victory Pharmacy in San Francisco for 10 years before relocating.
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Victory
Swiss approve women’s vote in national elections
Swiss voters ended an all male electorate rule by approving a constitutional amendment granting women national voting rights and federal office. Nearly 57 percent of eligible men participated, with 944,999 voting in favor to end a tradition dating to the 13th century cantons.
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Girls Found Alive After Night Lost in Fresno Mountains
Three Fresno teen girls Shelly Patton 13 Connie Ackerman 16 and Arlene Gonzales 16 wandered from a church social near Oakhurst Saturday and were found alive Sunday under a tree at the 5000 foot level near Fish Camp. They suffered frostbite and exposure and were taken to St Agnes Hospital Gonzales was unconscious and coatless.
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Oakhurst
Viet Cong claim Laos invasion aired at Michigan talk
Viet Cong delegation head in Paris peace talks says American Saigon and Thai forces invaded Laos Thursday night in a taped telephone conversation. Rennie Davis of the Chicago Seven played the tape at a University of Michigan Jude and Youth Conference on a People s Peace, after Madame Binh sent a four line cable urging mobilization of peace forces in Canada to protest the invasion.
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Lobbyist denies presidential bid
John Gardner chairman of Common Cause says he has no intention of running for president in 1972 and no political ambitions. He rejects rumors he would challenge President Nixon in the Republican primaries.
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West Berlin Rejects Pressure Over Freedom to Act
West Berlin officials led by Mayor Klaus Schuetz resisted pressures from East Germany and warned against losing autonomy in political events and visitor policy. The city’s three Western powers retain responsibility for West Berlin’s status as tensions over the Berlin Wall persist. President Nixon sent greetings on RIAS anniversary, praising Berliners and reaffirming U.S. ties.
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Britain cannot rescue Rolls Royce, Heath says
Prime Minister Edward Heath stated the government cannot undertake a full rescue of the bankrupt Rolls Royce, though it will nationalize jet engine operations for national defense and foreign air fleets. He warned a general bailout would cost hundreds of millions with no guaranteed fix.
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Tornado Rips Gulf Breeze Florida Causes Heavy Damage
A small tornado struck Pensacola Bay area Gulf Breeze severely damaging the Taz English Cove apartment complex and nearby Shady Acres resort. Dozens of injuries reported, major property loss, Navy guards scene, hospitals treating about 51 to 63 people mostly with cuts and minor injuries. Additional motion reported near Gainesville and near Cecil Field Jacksonville.
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New Drive May Kickoff with Monsoon Weather Signal
Reliable sources yesterday indicated that a coming monsoon break could signal the start of a new drive. The forecast points to shifting wet conditions that may prompt broader action and mobilization.
Senators seek joint declaration to end Indochina war
Senator Frank Church and Senator John Sherman Cooper urged a joint Congressional and Presidential declaration to show a united intent to withdraw U S troops from Indochina. They argued distrust remains between Congress and the White House over prolonging the conflict. They caution against new legislation and warn air operations risk greater U S commitments.
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Suspects sought after two San Francisco police attacks
Police hunted three gunmen after an ambush wounded Special Officer Lawrence Heap as he sat in his patrol car in Haight Ashbury. In a separate incident three officers were slightly hurt when a booby trap exploded as they entered a vacant building responding to screams. Heap was wounded in the arms. a hospital doctor said he is in satisfactory condition.
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California publishers condemn Alioto for strike stance
The California Newspaper Publishers Association censured Mayor Joseph Alioto for backing union officials jailed over contempt in a Marin County strike case linked to the San Rafael Independent Journal. Alioto defended his actions, saying he sought to stop a broader Bay Area strike as CNPA urged obedience to court orders.
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Fisheye catfish at Shedd Aquarium resembles a lunar module
A South American catfish resting on the tank bottom at Shedd Aquarium in Chicago has been described as looking like a lunar module. Only another catfish could truly know its mood, whether happy or sad.
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