State to halt college student summer job applications
The governor's Office said the state Highway Department will stop accepting applications from college students for summer jobs this Saturday. Hiring is expected to be completed by April 20.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1972
Page
5
The governor's Office said the state Highway Department will stop accepting applications from college students for summer jobs this Saturday. Hiring is expected to be completed by April 20.
Camdenton Missouri readies the Lake of the Ozarks Dogwood Festival spanning Thursday to Saturday as Missouri's official tree, the dogwood, is expected to be in full bloom.
A 7 50 p m Tuesday April 18 concert at Memorial Auditorium features the Sound Generation from John Brown University Siloam Springs Arkansas. The 294 member group will play pop rock gospel country and patriotic pieces for all ages. Sponsored by Kustom Electronics the free event has one seating section for Kustom employees. The group has appeared on TV and at a Presidential Prayer Breakfast and aims to show youths that drugs and delinquency are not universal.
Treasury Secretary John Connally told the National Association of Broadcasters that a survey in the Southeast found 97 percent of returns prepared by others were fraudulent. He announced indictments and planned audits of thousands of returns, noting small errors like listing a January baby as a dependent.
Washington AP Agri culture researchers propose piping queen bee piping sounds to keep worker bees home during pesticide spraying. A device duplicates the queen bee music, causing bees to interrupt for listening and stay in the hive.
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