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Careers in the 80s look to energy health and electronics
Economists and analysts name energy, medicine, and electronics computer science as growth areas for the 1980s. They warn energy shifts and auto industry trouble may create winners and losers, while aging baby boomers boost health care demand and government programs. An AP feature promotes the 56-page Gazette booklet “Careers in the ’80s” for details.
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Kenneth Goldstein
Conference Board
Howard Tuckman
Memphis State University
Chrysler Corp
Detroit
Goldstein
Tuckman
Gazette
Associated Press News
Chet Currier
Cedar Rapids