Tests May Discriminate in Hiring Says CSLB Professor
A new study by James J. Kirkpatrick of California State College Long Beach finds employment tests often discriminate against minority groups. The NYU graduate compares 1208 subjects across 26 tests with job performance, recommending group tailored tests and consideration of ethnic factors to reduce bias.
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California State College
Long Beach
James J. Kirkpatrick
Department of Pranagement
Cal State
School of Business Administration
Ford Foundation
New York University
Kirkpatrick
NYU
Religious Assembly Launches Global Conversion Campaign
The Assemblies of God outlines a global evangelism push with budget figures for wealth and care, citing $61 billion for cars and $84 billion for food. It reports 884 missionaries in 75 foreign lands, memorializes 162 deceased ministers, and considers resolutions including military service options for members.
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Religious Assembly
Latin America
Assemblies of God
Funeral Pending For Bank Of Long Beach Secretary Margaret Pickell
Funeral services are pending for Margaret Pickell 43 of 119 Bennett Ave who died Saturday in a local hospital. She was secretary to Robinson A. Reid president of the Bank of Long Beach. A brother from Seattle Wash is flying to Long Beach to arrange the funeral per Christensen Pino Mortuary spokesmen.
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Margaret Pickell
Bennett Ave
Robinson A. Reid
Bank of Long Beach
Long Beach
Seattle
Wash
Christensen-Pino Mortuary
Lifeguards Seek Body After West Covina Drowning
Lifeguards at the Los Angeles River mouth urged caution as they searched for the body of Terry Smith 25 after a boat capsized near Magnolia Pier and the Reef Restaurant. His companion Charles Bud Smutz 25 West Covina survived after being knocked unconscious. strong tides likely carried the body out to sea.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
West Covina
Terry Smith
Magnolia Pier
Reef
Tom Welch
Smith
Charles Bud Smutz
Preparation H Promises Relief for Hemorrhoids
Science reports a medication that shrinks hemorrhoids and stops burning itch while relieving pain in most cases. Tests in New York Washington and Midwest medical centers show prompt relief with no narcotics or stinging astringents. The formula Preparation H lubricates to ease bowel movements and prevent infection in ointment or suppository forms.
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New York, N.Y
New York City
Washington, D.C
Midwest Medical Center
Two Killings Prompt New Police Dispatch at Quincy Avenue
Police were sent again to the Quincy Avenue apartment complex where two Long Beach patrolmen were killed in a gun battle a day earlier. A 27 year old nurse was beaten by her 40 year old companion who was jailed on suspicion of assault with intent to do great bodily harm.
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Quincy Avenue
Long Beach
Donald V. Knott
William L. Isham
Nickel in Throat Threatens Toddlers Life
Torrance police search Sunday night for a two year old boy with a nickel lodged in his throat. A man claiming to be the father took the child to Little Company of Mary Hospital after he said the boy Leon Johnson Jr. was struck by a cable at a construction site. The man gave a false name and address and vanished as doctors learned the X ray showed the coin. Police cannot locate the man who left the hospital.
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Torrance
Little Company of Mary
Johnson
Mountain Climbing Harrowing Story of Deadly Sport
Steve, a rising climber since a friend invited him three years ago, recalls an adrenaline filled ascent and the beauty around him. He details prior peaks in the High Sierra and Cascades, a fall near Taquite that left him with a broken ankle, and his commitment to training for future expeditions including Mount Kennedy. He plans a six man climb in Canada while pursuing a master’s degree and seeks sponsors for gear and food in exchange for testimonials. The piece notes risks of McKinley and recounts a tragic winter ascent history with eight starters, three summits, two quits, two lost for ten days, and one death.
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Steve
High Sierra
Humphreys
Sill
North Palisades
Telescope
San Jacinto
Taquite
Palm Springs
Mt. Kennedy
Canada
Sierra
McKinley
Los Angeles
California State College At
Long Beach
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