Church praises Castro for releasing families
Senator Frank Church, returning from a four day Cuba trip, hailed Fidel Castro for allowing about 100 American families to leave Cuba and said relations now hinge on the U.S. side. He noted Castro released two American boats but refused to free seven political prisoners.
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Reagan to Lead Conservative Block Against Panama Canal Treaty
Ronald Reagan plans to head a coalition of conservatives aiming to block Senate ratification of the Panama Canal treaty. He criticizes the agreement as a potential vehicle for Marxist spread in Central America and questions troop withdrawal implications. Carter defends the pact as safeguarding security and open passage.
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College graduates see job offers surge in 1977 boom
The College Placement Council reports a 41 percent rise in job offers for new bachelor’s degree graduates, marking 1977 as a decade high. Petroleum engineers lead with $1512 monthly, computer science $1123, humanities $810, and accounting $1052. Masters and doctoral offers also climbed, with gender gaps narrowing for women in engineering. Data drawn from 160 colleges and universities.
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