Hope High counselor speaks on education and careers
Earl Downs, counselor at Hope High School, addressed the Hope Lions Club about coordinating between parents teachers and students In his remarks he outlined guidance on choosing schooling or training after high school the growth of in demand trades and the evolving nature of job descriptions He noted field trips for students and financial aid options for graduates of 1972 with 66 200 in loans scholarships and other support He also cited gender disparities in borrowing and a summer program to assist students in seeking employment and odd jobs. Wilbur Mills Wins Arkansas Seat Despite Presidential Aspirations Wilbur Mills gains protection under a state law allowing him to pursue federal and Arkansas offices without jeopardizing his House seat.
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Downs
Little Rock
Ark
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Arkansas
Mills
Second quarter gains boost Nixon era optimism in economy
The New York AP summary notes 8.9 percent growth in output for April to June, a 0.2 percent June CPI rise, and a jobless rate easing to 5.5 percent. Auto sales improve with Detroit firms regaining market share, homebuilding remains robust, and consumer spending rises as savings dip to 6.6 percent. Analysts warn of uncertain 1973 pace ahead.
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New York
Detroit
Chavez-Ortiz faces psychiatric tests after hijacking case
In Los Angeles, Chavez-Ortiz, a Mexican national convicted of air piracy for hijacking a Frontier Airlines flight to expose grievances, faces 90 days of psychiatric evaluation to decide if his 2 years to life sentence should be reduced. A largely Mexican American crowd supported him as the verdict was delivered.
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Los Angeles
Ricardo Chavez-Ortiz
Cook
U.S. District Court
Charles H. Carr
Chavez-Ortiz
Chavée-Ortiz
Chavez-Ortie
Transportation accidents kill 58 452 in 1971 report
The Transportation Department reports 58 452 deaths from transport accidents last year, down in rate but up in total from 1970. Auto deaths topped 50 949, with declines in train and grade-crossing fatalities offset by gains in other travel modes.
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Washington
Transportation Department
Department
Secretary of Transportation
John A. Volpe
Concrete steel seal fate of 9 miners in Blacksville mine
BLACKSVILLE W Va AP massive slabs of steel reinforced concrete sealed the fire ravaged Blacksville No 1 mine and nine miners trapped inside. rescue operations ended after three small explosions drove 50 workers from the mine entrance as methane gas increased officials completed drilling a 650 foot shaft to measure gas and seal main air and production shafts with three steel concrete slabs.
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Blacksville
W.va
Blacksville No.1
West
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Consolidation Coal Co
Consolidation
John Corcoran
Harry Myers
Corcoran
Laird May End Treaty If SALT Talks Fail
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird told the Senate committee that if the second round of SALT talks does not limit offensive arms, the United States should abandon its anti ballistic missile treaty with the Soviet Union. He warned that failure could force abrogation and called for renewed negotiations to equalize missiles between superpowers.
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Melvin K. Laird
United States
Soviet Union
Laird
Senate Armed Services Committee
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Sena
Defense Secretary
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