How bad is Carter and the HarrisSurvey verdict
The Harris Survey gauges public views of President Carter noting high concern about experience and competence. It underscores the presidency as a burdensome, sprawling job governing 200 million people amid criticism from Congress unions and international peers.
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Welfare debate on work incentives and training programs
A Corry Journal opinion piece argues for gradual welfare reform to boost work. cites rising Help Wanted ads and more able-bodied recipients in Utah with work requirements. It notes unemployment benefits, proposed large scale job training, and the need to move labor toward productive effort while criticizing dependence.
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Study Abroad Programs for U S College Students
Sylvia Porter outlines overseas options for second-year students over winter break. Programs offer six months to a year abroad in nations from India to England with full college credits and cultural immersion. Briton institutions host about 70,000 U S students, while AIESEC runs paid foreign internships for business students, approaching 30 years and 80 000 placements by 1978.
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Intern Abroad Opportunity Highlights AIESEC Programs
AIESEC offers 1500 from the U.S. for internships abroad to expand business horizons. The program includes business seminars, panels, career planning, and work tours across 67 campuses, with pay while abroad and reciprocal U.S. internships for foreign students. Funding comes from major corporations. inquiries start at campus committees or AIESEC United States in New York.
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Krueger Faces Scrutiny Over Dubious Oil Tie Campaign Money
U S Senate hopeful Bob Krueger faces questions after FEC records show at least $10,000 in dubious minor and corporate contributions. Gifts from oil exec families and a Western Union blast to oil firms prompt backtracking by campaign managers.
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Ed McMahon to Host Goin Home Series in Hometown Tours
Ed McMahon expands beyond Tonight Show, taping a pilot of Goin Home with Roy Clark in Meherrin Virginia. If successful, 60 cities will air the show in January with future guests including Joe Namath, Alice Cooper and Burt Reynolds. McMahon will host and appear in episodes visiting his Lowell Massachusetts roots while continuing Tonight duties.
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