Cowboy low in new Jobs Rated Almanac ranking
New York AP reports the sixth edition of the Jobs Rated Almanac ranks 250 jobs by six factors. Cowboys come in 248th with about 31 thousand dollars yearly, while biologists top at over 92 thousand with strong growth prospects driven by the human genome map and anthrax research.
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Les Krantz
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U.S. Department of Labor
Transportation talks under way in Topeka
Legislators began negotiations on a bill to fund the state's transportation program. The Senate earlier passed a plan raising motor fuel taxes and vehicle fees to about 57 million annually, while the House rejected a higher tax proposal. A conference committee seeks a compromise with possible sales tax addition.
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Gary Hayzlett
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Priests and lay voices seek healing after abuse storm
Congregations hear messages of healing as parishioners discuss sexual abuse in the Catholic Church. Lay member Oglevie says faith remains strong, while Rev Kraus cites media bias and urges trust, noting similar issues across Protestant ministries. A Saigon veteran shares resilience lessons amid crisis.
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St. Joseph Church
Scott City
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Greenspan urges risk management to curb loan defaults
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan told a Chicago banking conference that banks and regulators should rely more on risk management tools to control loan defaults amid weak economies. He warned of overconfidence in boom times and overreaction in downturns, and noted banks increasingly use computer models to quantify risk, especially at large banks where high quality borrowers have declined.
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Alan Greenspan
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System to Track Foreign Students
Washington AP INS creates a Web based tracking system linking consulates, ports of entry, and 74000 eligible schools to monitor foreign students. Officials say a version will be ready July 1 with full participation by January 30, amid post 9 11 security pressure.
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U.S
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Terry Hartle
American Council On Education
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John Ashcroft
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Mohammed Atta
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