Plan for Finding Jobs Is Unveiled By the President
SAN CLEMENTE Calif AP President Nixon unveiled a 22 million program to help find jobs for thousands of unemployed engineers and scientists many from aerospace. Hodgson said 25 million of the 42 million would retrain job seeking engineers and scientists for related fields to finance training for about 15 000 persons with Labor Department oversight to begin immediately.
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Calif
Nixon
Aerospace
Hodgson
Edward David
Aerospace Defense
Ment
Melbourne
Australia
Hodson
Murry
M. G. Edwards
Keith Smith
Smith
Edwards
Eight Injured in Jet Fire Panic at O'Hare
Chaotic evacuation on a Trans World Airlines jet at Chicago O'Hare left eight injured after passengers jumped from the wing as smoke and engine trouble triggered an emergency exit. Five treated and released, three hospitalized with broken bones. The incident occurred while 53 people aboard prepared to fly to South Vietnam.
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Chicago
Trans’ World Airlines
O'Hare
Saigon
Apt
U.S. Army International
South Vietnam
TWA
E.G. Marshall
Asday
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Florence
Passover TeleVision Dropped After Misread Depiction
NEW YORK AP A TV station canceled plans to air a program titled The Passover after learning it portrayed the Jewish observance as a precursor to Holy Communion and Christian rites. The American Board of Missions to the Jews sponsored the half hour, planned for 12 more showings next week in cities including Los Angeles Dallas Amarillo Phoenix Miami and Chicago. Station officials said concerns about misrepresentation prompted the decision after consultations with Jewish leaders and religious councils. The program open mentions the Passover story and its alleged prophecy of redemption through Christ.
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New York
American Board of Missions
Los Angeles
Dallas
Amarillo
Phoenix
Miami
Washington
Chiscago
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Laws
Cenver
T McCormick
Daniel Fuchs
The
Missions Board
Michael McCormick
Wor-Tv
Christ the Messiah
Lamb of God
McCormick
Engineers Pivot to Broader Fields for Growth
The program aims to help engineers and scientists broaden career scope by moving into environmental science urban studies and health and safety engineering. It offers cross discipline training mentorship and industry partnerships to accelerate transitions and broaden career options.
New York Approves 7.6 Billion Budget With Tax Hikes
Albany AP reports New York legislators approve a 7.6 billion budget trimmed from Gov Rockefeller's plan. The package includes a one cent sales tax rise to four cents, several business tax increases, welfare cutbacks, a statewide $207 monthly welfare for a family of four, and firing 800 state workers. Eight agencies are merged and three abolished as part of cost cuts.
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Albany
New York
Rockefeller
Reguzlaine
G.O.P
New York City
Buffalo
Tone of Hopefulness in Cancer Crusade Urges Action
A tone of hopefulness marked a Linn County cancer crusade meeting where Dr. Thompson urged volunteers to spread the message and raise funds to defeat cancer. He cited 1,500,000 people living cured and urged saving 1,250 of the 6,000 expected cancer cases in 1971 through public effort and donations.
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Des Moines
Tawa Acs
Linn County
Thompson
Towans
Crusade
Dr. Thompson
Linn
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