Wildeyed College Grad Roundup Tapers Off
In a sardonic column the editor argues the college graduation surge has produced too many educated workers, especially teachers and engineers, leading to shortages of open jobs and a need to reassess guidance, while industries now seek what graduates can offer rather than what firms can offer them. The piece contrasts job market shifts with rising auto safety research under a NATO alliance plan, noting a British device that automates safety belts.
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Corry
Experimental Safety Vehicle talks aim to share tests across nations
The report describes joint safety vehicle tests in Europe and the United States, with plans for 2000 and 4000 pound class cars from VW Renault Simca Fiat and others to evaluate airbag timing telemetry and crash protection. Diplomatic moves under Volpe and Nixon seek NATO cooperation on safety data sharing and reduce research duplication by about 20 million dollars.
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Recession Good Medicine by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues the recession could push reforms in welfare and health programs while urging work discipline. He notes welfare abuses, debates workfare, unemployment among youths, and rising costs in health care, suggesting a potential silver lining if work ethic strengthens.
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Paul Harvey
New Oil Claim Prompts Smog Reduction Talk
A BRIEF NOTE FROM BROWNSVILLE AND EVERETT DESCRIBES A STATE TAX CUT PLEDGE AND A NEW FUEL ADDITIVE CALLED F310 CLAIMED TO CUT SMOG. INDUSTRY INVESTIGATES IF INGREDIENT AID CALMS EMISSIONS AS TRANSPORT FUEL DRAFTS ARE DISCUSSED.
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Brownsville
Grim statistics on alcohol and driving dangers
A candid appeal stresses the grim toll of alcohol and drunk driving. It cites 25,000 traffic deaths annually from alcohol, 4.8 million alcoholics, and broad consumption trends. The author urges education, higher taxes, stricter laws, and public action to prevent impaired driving and protect families.
Corry City approves streets repair program and traffic signal
City Council in Corry approved a $2,500 streets repair plan with Van Meter of Jamestown supplying asphalt emulsion at 16 cents per gallon for a 26 200 gallon lot. They also plan an electric signal at North Center and Smith streets despite state disapproval. Donald Armitage has enlisted in the U S Navy and will train in San Diego.
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What Do Women Really Want Says Liberation Debate
New York ap report surveys male bewilderment at women liberation aims including child care centers equal pay end to job discrimination abortion on demand and equality with men. Some women voice practical views while others doubt broad acceptance, revealing tension over equality and traditional roles amid shifting social norms.
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