Women Engineers With BS Drawing Top Pay
A Conference Board report predicts 1973 will be a strong hiring year for graduates with bachelor degrees in engineering, accounting, and marketing distribution. June graduates and master's holders in these fields are expected to be especially sought after, with top starting salaries noted for women engineers.
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Conference Board
Caps C.B
College career survey shows mixed demand for graduates
The Endicott Northwestern analysis finds rising campus hiring for engineers accountants and sales marketing grads but weaker demand for liberal arts and business administration. Woman engineers top salaries while general degrees lag with gender wage gaps and fewer women in high demand fields. Minority hiring rises but faces same training gaps.
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Frank S. Endicott
Northwestern University
Endicott
College Placement Council
Abby Says I’d Have Kept My Mouth Shut Frame By Abby
Abby advises the first reader to stay quiet after a neighbor kept the daughter’s framed portrait and swapped in a dog photo. The second letter asks about a bath-loving guest, and Abby jokes about addressing it after the second bath. A final note shares a touching overweight-love story with advice to stay confident and engaged.
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Abby
Abigail van Buren
Connie
Colorado
Angie
Horizons for Women at Ohio Dominican College
The Division of Continuing Education at Ohio Dominican College and the Ohio State University Cooperative Extension Service sponsor Horizons for Women with drive in classes and mini lessons for women commuters from Central and Southern Ohio. Ten classes cover color for the home foods fashions art judgment consumer protection and women's changing role in the Church. A registration fee covers two classes and one mini lesson with multiple speakers and panelists. Athens County women should contact Mrs. Ruth Devol at 593 555 for more information.
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Ohio
Division of Continuing Education
Ohio Dominican College
Cooperative Extension Service
Ohio State University
Athens County
Ruth Devol
Kroger Introduces Burger-Pro Variant at 79 Cents a Pound
Kroger Co introduces Burger-Pro a mix of 75 percent hamburger and 25 percent textured vegetable protein at 79 cents a pound in 99 Ohio area stores. The product promises low price and preserved hamburger protein levels with soybean flour providing the veggie protein flavor.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Ohio
Kroger Co
Kroger
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