FTC targets three computer schools for false claims
The FTC accused Control Data Institutes Lear Siegler Career Centers and Electronic Computer Programming Institute of luring students with overstated jobs and salaries. It says many graduates fail to gain computer employment despite high course costs, amid a weak job market. The agency also issued guides warning vocationals and home study schools against false claims.
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Astro rocks from Apollo 16 prompt expert debate on origin
Geologists at Space Center Houston report Apollo 16 rocks may be formed by moon surface impacts or ancient lunar volcanism. Dr. Paul Gast notes complex fragments could come from Cayley Plains, with initial rocks tested at Oak Ridge and Hanford labs. Full catalog and analysis expected by end May.
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Fall of Quang Tri Described as Very Serious
Washington reports the fall of Quang Tri province capitals signals a very serious situation for South Vietnam. The State Department warns the United States could suspend Paris peace talks if the Communists are unresponsive at the next session. Diplomatic adviser Bray says one or more provincial capitals may fall while others are won in battle, reflecting a turbulent invasion.
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Canada Seeks Control On Foreign Investments
The government plans to require foreign purchases of Canadian businesses above set thresholds to prove economic benefit. Legislation to implement the policy was to be introduced in Parliament Thursday, with fines up to 3000 dollars and possible imprisonment for noncompliance.
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Harassment of Soviet Ambassador Malik in Limousine
At the United Nations a Soviet delegate alleged that Ambassador Yakov Malik’s limousine was followed by a car of Zionist youths who struck windows and shouted abuse. Tarassov urged that normal conditions be restored for the Soviet mission, while U.S. representative Schaufele expressed regret and Bush pledged preventive measures.
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