Jobs tougher for grads says study from Cincinnati university
University of Cincinnati survey shows 58 percent of June 1975 bachelor graduates found jobs soon after graduation, down from 73 percent in 1972 and 1974. Nursing and health grads led with 96 percent, engineering 42 percent, pharmacy 9 percent. starting salaries rising in technical fields.
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Detente Opens Doors for US Foundry Firm in Russia
Rob er G. Kaveny Jr of Herman Corp reports a 99.6 million deal with the Russians following a 345 million Moscow sale this year. He argues detente helps U.S. firms but credit restrictions from Congress limit Soviet purchases due to minority rights concerns. The lack of favorable Export Import Bank loans puts U.S. companies at a disadvantage despite growing contracts.
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Emotional testimony in church suit at Cumberland County court
In Carlisle, Robert Bear seeks relief from Mennonite Church shunning arguing religious freedom. He testifies excommunication cut his family from support, sparking a bitter dispute over marital strain, finances, and loyalty as he recalls violent tensions and his wife Gale's devotion to the church.
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Gunmen battle across rainswept Beirut streets
Beirut faced intense fighting as gunmen from Christian and Muslim factions battled in the city’s rain soaked eastern suburbs. Police reported rising casualties to 4,220 killed and nearly 9,000 wounded over seven months. Premier Karami urged militias to end the cycle of violence and seek reforms, while resisting a military takeover.
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The Mousetrap’s Enduring Run Through Time
London reports celebrate Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap as the longest running stage play. Since its 1952 premiere, the mystery has persisted through changing casts and audiences, with publicists dubbing it a British institution while noting occasional theater moves and wartime context.
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