Oceanography education paths and North Carolina options
The article explains that oceanography draws from basic sciences and that preparation starts in high school. It notes that graduate study may occur in basic science or marine-focused programs and mentions Woods Hole Institute materials. It lists UNC Chapel Hill and NC State University as included options in North Carolina.
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North Carolina
J.B. A
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Woods Hole
Mass
Unc-Chapel Hill
N.C. State University
Labor law requires seats for women workers with fines for denial
North Carolina labor rules require establishments employing women to provide suitable seats and allow use during idle times. Fines range from 25 to 100 dollars if seats are denied or if rules bar their use when not interfering with work.
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Anon
A. N.C
State Department of Labor
White House Tours Open Weekdays May Vary
Public tours of parts of the White House are offered Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon, with closures Sundays Mondays and holidays. For special tours obtain passes via senators or representatives. Consider studying a White House layout and history beforehand. For more information contact the White House Historical Association.
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White House
Washington
S.L. A
Chamber of Commerce
Jackson Place NW
Washington, D.C
Mosquito Spraying Planned for Triangle Lake Area
An unnamed resident pleads for action on Triangle Lake mosquitoes. Public Works will spray larval sites and other problem areas, per Director Wills, to address the health hazard.
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Triangle Lake
Anon
Wills
Road hole complaint at Prospect and Albertson stop light
An anonymous reader vents about two foot deep holes at the Prospect and Albertson Road corner near the stop light. They say the area is a truck route and urgent repairs are needed after damaging a tire. The street department found no hole in the street but noted a deep ditch nearby.
Earliest Planting Time for Watermelons
Plant 10 to 14 days before the last expected frost to get a head start. If frost timing is uncertain, make two hill plantings a week apart. Sow 8 to 10 seeds per hill in a circle 8 to 12 inches across, cover an inch, and thin to 4 or 5 plants as seedlings grow.
South Vietnamese push to Laos enters final phase
South Vietnamese forces begin the third and final phase of the Laos campaign along Highway 914 southeast of Sepone. Field reports say light resistance so far with plans to pull back near the border by month’s end to preserve air support in the rainy season.
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Saigon
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Sepone
U.S
Ham Nghi
Cambodia
South Vietnam
1St Infantry Division
Sophia
Travel ban on Red China may end said Rogers
Secretary of State Rogers weighs ending the long standing travel ban to Mainland China and other communist states before the automatic expiry Monday. Nixon supports lifting China restrictions to improve U.S. relations though no date is set.
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Red
China
Washington
William P. Rogers
State Department
Department
North Vietnam
North Korea
Cuba
Secretary of State
Nixon
U.S
U. S
Roger
Red China
Peking
Migrants Press Nixon For Aid Near Key Biscayne
About 350 Florida migrant workers gathered near Nixon's Key Biscayne vacation compound to demand food aid and relief. They staged a two hour sitdown by Secret Service barricades and urged the President to declare the South Dade farming district a disaster area so migrants could qualify for food stamps and workers' compensation. Ramon Rodriguez of Immokalee called for eligibility improvements as workers waited prayers for relief.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Florida
Nixon
Key Biscayne
South Florida
Nixon Villas
Secret Service
South Dade
Ramon Rodriguez
Immokalee
GAO Reports Millions Wasted in JOBS Job Training Program
The General Accounting Office finds that the federal JOBS program under Labor and the National Alliance of Businessmen failed to meet training and job placement goals. GAO audited Detroit San Francisco Oakland Portland Seattle and says retention was low and many cases lacked real training.
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GAO
Milwaukee, Wis
Milwaukee Sentinel
General Accounting Office
Sentinel
Labor Department
National Alliance of Businessmen
the Sentinel
Washington
Robert J. Wilson
Department of Labor
Detroit
San Francisco
Oakland
Calif
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Judiciary Age Limit Is Urged
Texas Chief Justice Robert W. Calvert urged compulsory retirement for all elderly judges. He said federal judges should face mandatory retirement, noting about 50 or 10 percent are beyond 70. He cited state practices and urged constitutional amendment with broad support. Federal appeals court judge Griffin B. Bell supported retirement.
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Williamsburg
Texas
Robert W. Calvert
Calvert
U.S
Congress
Appeals Court
Griffin B. Bell
Atlanta
Wage hike likely as telephone labor talks set to open
The AFL CIO Communications Workers Union plans a two day bargaining council meeting starting Monday to set goals for wage gains of up to 25 percent for about 500000 Bell System telephone workers. The 1968 fight ended with a 19.5 percent package after an 18 day strike.
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Washington
Afl-Cio Communications Workers Union
Joseph A. Beirne
Bell Telephone System
Bell System
Carnegie Commission urges campus rights and safety plan
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education urged colleges to adopt a Bill of Rights and Responsibilities and to improve liaison with police to prevent disorders. Clark Kerr said campus unrest remains high and called for contingency plans and clear judicial procedures to handle emergencies.
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Richard Ciconne
Associated Press
Chicago
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Clark Kerr
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Nick Tatro
William L. Calley Jr
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