KU grads face uneven job market across fields
KU placement directors report engineers and business graduates have solid prospects while liberal arts and education majors face tougher hiring. Education may see two million more teachers by 1974, and journalism and foreign language fields show limited openings. Students must aggressively seek opportunities as recruiters thin out.
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Kansas University
College Placement Council, Inc
Harold Regier
School of Education
Regier
Gladys Padget
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Elmo Lindquist
Drug Injury Study Probes Drugs Behind Fatal Crashes
Midwest Research Institute under U S Transportation sponsorship collects urine bile and blood from over 1000 fatally injured drivers. Tests target barbiturates opiates amphetamines tranquilizers antihistamines analgesics and marijuana via washings. Project aims to quantify drug involvement in crashes and plans future living-driver study.
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Kansas City
Midwest Research Institute
U.S. Department of Transportation
James L. Nichols
Office of Alcohol Countermeasure
Alccohol Safety Action Program
United States
Edward Woodhouse
MRI
Midwest
Appraisers Report on Condemnation Damages in Eudora
Damages awarded for four land tracts taken for water and sewer projects have been reported in Douglas County. Henry J. Frye and wife protest 500 dollars for loss of land in block 95, with appraisers valuing pretake at 2000 and posttake at 1500.
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Eudora
Henry J. Frye
Clarence A. Miller
Glenn Kappelman
Charles W. Hedges
Frye
William R. Wilson
Marie Wilson
Alvin C. Thomas
Viola R. Thomas
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Whan Inheara Vanant
Miss Padget
Dana Leibengood
School of Journalism
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Leibengood
Linquist
Kansas
Lindquist
Electrical and Aerospace Engineering
Gra
KU School of Business
Mildred Young
Mrs. Young
America
Marlboro