Dress Up If You Want the Job Predicates Success
A University study shows impression formation hinges on attire and demeanor. Men in sport coats and neat shirts gain more favorable ratings than casual dress. warmth, cooperation, and confidence boost perceived suitability. Engineering majors fare best. arts majors see mixed results.
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Rendord University
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Tomas Ratinga
Tha Resserchers
Jane Actes
Micheal Phreell
Lea Pordant
Gratetel
Jevder
Suspect Claims Insanity in Mulitple Murders Case
Frank Cruz 45 pleads not guilty to killing his wife 75 and her two step grandchildren in their Doyie Mira home. Attorney Jerre Patton says Cruz was mentally incapable of understanding the seriousness of his acts, citing a long history of mental disorder and recent hospital treatment during the period of the killings.
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UPI
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Te Pastenion
Speting Saemet
Superior Court
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Blendie
Ying
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Mira
Pardee
Be Sra
Margaret Chase Smith comments on Ford Reagan and vetoes
NEWHAM Mass UP I reports Margaret Chase Smith on a TV talk show discussed Senate leadership, backed Ronald Reagan's straight approach, and said Ford was handicapped by appointment rather than election. She praised his veto record and supported his economic program while critiquing some aspects of Des cont euvings plan.
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Needham
Mass
UPI
Margaret Chase Smith
Dan
Condor count marred by rain in California mountains
The final day of a two day Condor count in the Southern San Joaquin valley region was clouded by heavy rain and poor visibility. Officials reported about 120 sightings of nearly extinct condors, though many duplicates were being removed to refine the tally. The birds, once common across Kern, Ventura, and Los Angeles counties, now number roughly 50 with ranges across 550000 acres.
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Bakersfield
UPI
Gan Joaquin
Fsaalipeeg Aerionic Nrapidar Gil
Kern
Vertura
Los Angeles
Frank Hubbard
State Department of Fish and Game
Happy Rockefeller defends Nelson amid vice presidency buzz
Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller says she is unconcerned about reports Nelson Rockefeller could join the Ford ticket. She praises Ford for selecting him and defends his suitability, noting political extremists wish to leverage controversy while stressing her role as his wife. She adds she will always stand by him.
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New York
UPI
Happy Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Gerald Ford
Nelson
Ford
Republican Party
Two Held in Kidnap Death Plot in Phoenix
Two men were arrested on charges of plotting to kidnap and assassinate federal agents William Krist and Donald Ray Dees. Bond was set at 25 000 dollars each. Assistant U S attorney Ron Jennings said a third man Donald Edward Clarke was sought on similar charges. The three were said to be members of a right wing militant group. Names of two co conspirators unnamed. FBI declined to identify the group.
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Phoenix
Iit
UPI
William Krist
Donald Ray Dees
Donald Edward Clarke
U.S
Ron Jennings
Charles Middleton
FBI
Jennings
Transit price hikes reflect inflation and tax shifts
The article reports rising transit fares and broader price gains amid inflation. It notes a 24 percent surge in some costs over three years, a 12 percent rate at year-end 1974, tax effects reducing take home pay, and September transit fare increases from 3 to 90 cents with service costs up 3 percent. Prices for 1975 and 1976 models show mixed moves as seasonal adjustments unfold.
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New York Ciy
Old house may be wrecked by vandals in Union City
Union City's building and zoning chief says the owner Anthony Annunzio of Oakland must repair and barricade a gold rush era house. Petri delays three weeks for reply as vandals have damaged the structure. Dr. Fisher fears loss could spur a regional park museum plan at Patterson Ranch to preserve era homes. Bentham dismisses the house as no great example.
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Union City
Anthony Annunzio
Oakland
Petri
Himijo
Mos
Fisher
Patterson Ranch
Panel funds school sports amid board push for funding
The panel faced a state audit critique of lax district procedures as trustees debated SOS fundraising. Jey said only 1.20 has been raised toward 14,000 but could be completed with board approval. Harry Shepard demanded guarantees while students urged support, warning cuts would harm sports programs.
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Jey
Harry Shepard
Ulrey
Ca Sports
Tee
Ford subpoena sought in Sacramento video interview
The story notes efforts to quash a Ford order with SACRAMENTO involvement. Justice Department officials in Washington joined the motion. MacBride issued a subpoena seeking Ford for a videotaped interview, aiming to avoid burdening him with travel while Dwayne Reyes urged authorization for the session.
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Washington
Heller
MacBride
Ford
Hearst Ruling Set For November 4 In Mental Competence Case
Federal Judge Oliver Carter scheduled November 4 to decide if Hearst can stand trial for armed bank robbery. The hearing addresses mental competency after three court appointed psychiatrists’ reports were not delivered to attorneys in time. Hearst, 21, has been jailed since Sept 18 in California.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
U.S
Oliver J. Carter
Earry
Carter
Miss Vearst
San Mateo County
Titus loan alleged in tax case amid Alameda collateral details
In U S District Court a $350000 loan by Eureka Federal Savings to DeWayne F Titus is scrutinized as part of an income tax dodging case. The 2acre Alameda waterfront site served as collateral while questions arise over ownership dates and recording. Attorneys dispute proceeds timing and misrepresentation.
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Fremont
DeWayne F. Titus
Eureka Federal Savings
Titus
U. S. District Court
Alameda
Kidwell
Oakland
Edward R. FitzSimmons
U. S
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FitzSimmons
Michael B. Rafton
Richard F. Davis
Charles B. Renfrew
Fitz Simmons
Nicholas Petris
Renfrew
Canon of Ethics Star Lawyers
Revision on BART expense accounts due
fragmentary notes describe a need to modify the expense account system at BART. One employee voices uncertainty about the scope and possible changes. The remarks mention setting a baseline and addressing what to implement next.
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Bart
Accom Systen
Palmistry Permit Debate Roils Newark City Council
City of Martine has allowed a palmist to operate for 10 years amid disagreements over ordinances. Police Chief Morrison opposes the plan citing fiscal and regulatory concerns as commissioners push to limit or rewrite rules during a November hearing.
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Martine
Assembly Speaker D Lake to join North Coast Coastal Commission
SACRAMENTO (UPI) Assembly Speaker D Lake, a Eureka labor officer, is named labor representative on the North Coast Regional Coastal Commission. Lake will serve as the labor representative on the commission.
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D. Lake
Eureka
North Coast Regional Coastal Commission
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