College Grads Face Intensified Job Hunt Anxiety
New York AP report notes students entering interviews better prepared and dressed and more anxious to please due to tight employment markets. Recruiters from Chase Manhattan Bank Ogilvy Mather and GM describe changes in student behavior with pride in improved research, attire, and humility. The College Placement Council forecasts a 5 percent uptick in hiring in 1972, yet openings remain well below 1970 levels as campuses see early morning signups and fierce competition.
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New York
Albert H. Barlow
Chase Manhattan Bank
Wall Street
Clark Hine
Columbia
Graduate School of Business
Ogilvy & Mather
Vietnam
College Placement Council
Winn Opposes Forced Busing Of Children
Kansas City Congressman Larry Winn Jr. argues against forced busing describing it as psychologically destructive and unnecessary. He calls for focusing on school quality and education rather than constitutional fights and distributing funds away from busing to improve all schools.
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Winn
Kansas City
Larry Winn Jr
Kan
Congressional Forum
Golden Ox
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Julie to Dedicate Eisenhower Bust At JFK Center
Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally and Julie Nixon Eisenhower will take part in a ceremony at the Kennedy Center for the Arts to dedicate a bust of Dwight D. Eisenhower. The bust, by Felix de Weldon, will be displayed in the Eisenhower Theater named for the late president. Senator John Tower will unveil it, with Connally speaking and Mrs. Eisenhower accepting for the family.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Texas State Society of Washington
Eisenhower Theater
Denison
Tex
Felix de Weldon
Iwo Jima Marine Monument
John Tower
R-Tex
Connally
David
Lloyd M. Bentsen
D-Tex
White House
Nixon
Children’s Museum
Jacksonvile
Fla
China
Kansan in Crash at Lake Charles Claims Air Force Officer
The Air Force reports Maj. John D. Quinlan of Wilmington Delaware died in a Lake Charles crash along with three other airmen. The C 47 went out of control during landing practice at the municipal airport, crashing through a concourse. The other victims were S Sgt Nathaniel Neighbors Capt John D Thornhill and Maj Billy R Hollis.
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Lake Charles
Air Force
John D. Quinlan
Wilmington
Del
Nathaniel Neighbors
Alexandria
John D. Thornhill
San Antonio
Tex
Billy R. Hollis
el Dorado
Kaw
Guidelines for Utility Rates Made Big Increases Warned
Washington AP report. The Price Commission issued sharpened guidelines for utility rates while warning large increases will be needed to fund service. It limits rate of return, requires productivity gains and absorption of labor costs, and hands final approval to regulators with anti inflation policies. Chairman Grayson said some requests must be cut, though total increases are not estimated. He urged consumers to pay for service and noted four days of hearings show need for higher rates to maintain adequate safe pollution free service.
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Washington
the Price Commission Today
Commission
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
Grayson
Two KU Faculty In Seventh Annual Selected Painters Exhibition
Two Kansas University instructors, Roger Shimomura and Michael Ott, join 22 other artists from seven states in the Mulvane Art Center show at Washburn University Topeka. The exhibition runs through March 30. Shimomura also has a work selected for the Joslyn Art Museum Midwestern Biennial in Omaha, Nebraska.
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Kansas University
Mulvane Art Center
Washburn University
Topeka
Roger Shimomura
Michael Ott
Shimomura
Joslyn Art Museum
Omaha
Neb
Public Warned Of Toy Scheme
The Kansas Division of Consumer Protection issued a consumer alert warning the public about a fraudulent distributorship scheme selling toy or novelty ties. The operation, likely based in the Kansas City area, originally operated from the Minneapolis-St Paul region and collected thousands of dollars in Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan without delivering goods.
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Division of Consumer Protection
Kansas City
Alert
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Attorney General's Office
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Penal Reform Problems Known
Overland Park Kansas AP Dr W Walter Menninger says identifying penal system problems is easy but winning citizen commitment to solving them is hard He spoke to the Shawnee Mission League of Women Voters which became the League of Women Voters of Johnson County that day.
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Overland Park
Kan
W. Walter Menninger
Menninger
Topeka
Shawnee Mission League of Women Voters
League of Women Voters
Johnson County
Auto output holds steady despite Lordstown shutdown
Detroit AP reports US auto production barely changed week to week as General Motors Lordstown Ohio plant remains closed by a strike. The Lordstown plant is the only facility building Chevrolet Vegas. Truck production stays strong with ten plants on overtime and yearly output 21 percent above 1971 pace.
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General Motors
Lordstown
Ohio
Automotive News
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Greenfield
Topeka, Kan
Consumer Protection Division
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Amos E. Semkin
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