Job market woes hit PhD grads across fields
Analysis shows rising PhD production with scarce openings. Smithsonian planning officer Robert Farrell notes tight jobs now and likely through the decade. History fields face uneven demand as 800 history doctorates last year contrast with about 500 jobs expected.
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Washington
Robert L. Farrell
Smithsonian Institution
Nancy Clancy
American Historical Association
Europe
United States
Clancy
U.S. Office of Education Statistics
Cooperative College Registry
Tax Writeoffs Are Retroactive to January First
Washington reports that liberalized business tax write offs will be retroactive to Jan 1 of this year. The Treasury Department announced the measure though final regulations are not yet in effect. A spokesman said business men can count on the decision despite regulatory uncertainty. The rules will guide depreciation allowances under Treasury authority.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Department
Treasury
Court Martial Panel Studies Secret Papers In Calley Case
At Fort Benning six Army officers study classified My Lai documents including action rules and the Americal Division’s quarter raid report as Lt. William Calley Jr. faces mass murder charges. A former helicopter pilot testified Lt. Col. Barker knew of the killing.
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Calley
FT. Benning, Ga
United States
Vietnam
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Americal
Ernest Medina
Charley Company
Frank A. Barker
Mcpherson
Charles Hutto
Kenneth Howard
Hutto
Army
University and union reach overtime dispute accord
Ohio University President Claude Sowle and the State County and Municipal Employes Union reached a late night agreement on how to handle an overtime contract dispute. The union authorized its executive committee to call a strike if needed while terms set a plan to meet soon and, if unresolved, a four member panel with a governor chosen referee. The governor stated limited authority but could initiate talks to settle the dispute.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio —_— University
Claude Sowle
Ohio University
Athens
John J. Gilligan
Sowle
Oscar McGee
Hershel Sigall
Gilligan
Aldrin to Retire from Space Corps After Moon Firsts
Edwin E. Buzz Aldrin, Apollo 11 lunar module pilot and the second man to walk on the moon, announces retirement from the space corps. He plans a Tuesday press conference and will become commander of the aerospace research pilots training school at Edwards Air Force Base in California.
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Washington
Aldrin
Aerospace Research Pilots Training School
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Wall Street Firmed After Early Deterioration
In New York the Dow Jones industrial average slipped to 837.90 at noon, down 3.21 points as profit taking and stock switching influenced trading. Declines edged ahead of advances on the New York Stock Exchange in moderate balance.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
B52 Bombers Support Cambodian Push As Front Advances
U S B52 bombers join efforts to reopen Highway 4 to Phnom Penh as 13 000 Vietnamese and Cambodian troops move from north and south to seize Pich Nil and Stung Chhay passes. Reports say enemy fortifications crown the passes while Saigon claims 31 enemy killed with no Vietnamese losses. A weekly U S casualty count lists 27 Americans killed and 83 wounded.
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Saigon
U.S
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Pich Nil
Stung Chhay
Kompong Som
U.S. Command
Deny They Had Part In Kidnap Bombing Plot
The Rev. Philip Berrigan and four others deny involvement in an alleged plot to kidnap Henry Kissinger and blow up heat tunnels. Indicted by a federal grand jury in Harrisburg, Pa., they criticize the government and call for repudiation of fabricated accusations. Sister Elizabeth McAlister posted $50,000 bond after arraignment in Newark, saying the charges shock her.
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Philip Berrigan
Berrigan
Harrisburg
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Guy Goodwin
Danbury
Conn
Maryland
Daniel Berrigan
Berrigans
William Kunstler
Reichstag
Indochina
Elizabeth McAlister
Marymount College
Tarrytown
N.Y
Newark
N.J
Frey elected chairman at Citizens Bank
James Frey was elected chairman of the board at the Citizens Bank of Logan after the annual meeting at 188 W. Main St. Directors re elected included Frey and three others. new directors were Dr. Albert Leonard Larry Kitchen John Saving Neal Dillon and Marion Allen. Ralph G. Bay remains cashier and acting executive head until a permanent appointment.
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James Frey
Citizens Bank of Logan
Bank
W. Main St
Frey
Charles Geil
Ernest Hartman
William Vaughn
Albert Leonard
Larry Kitchen
John Saving
Neal Dillon
Marion Allen
Hocking County
Ralph Poston
Dayton Schultheis
Laurelville Population Rises 15.8 Percent in 1970 Census
Official Logan population stands at 6,269 in 1970, down 2.3 percent from 1960. Hocking County grows 0.8 percent to 20,322. Falls Township leads area gains, Laurelville up 15.8 percent from 539 to 624, while Murray City drops 21.6 percent to 562. Ward Two falls 21.4 percent to 1,525.
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Logan
Logan Daily News Today
Clarence E. Miller
Hocking County
Falls Twp
Laurelville Village
Murray City
Ward Two
Marion Twp
Hide-A-Way Hills
Green Two
Logan City
Benton
Good Hope
Laurel
Perry
Laurelville
Salt Creek
Mills Juror Excused in First Degree Murder Trial
In Vinton County Common Pleas Court Oliver Mills faces a first degree murder trial. Twelve jurors were tentatively seated by noon. Gerald Eberts of Hamden was excused. The panel includes Charles Crow Mabel West Marguerite Lamb Frank Shim pach Dwane Patterson Russell Herwick Shirley Buskirk Chester Hartshorn Alva Delaney Mrs Mattie Gilliland and Larry Brisker. Mills is charged with the Aug 31 shotgun slaying of Sheriff Harold Steele.
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Oliver Mills
Vinton County
New Plymouth
Alva A. Delaney
Ewington
Mattie Gilliland
Larry Brisker
McArthur
Mills
Vinton
Harold Steele
Unionist May Seek Rail Nationalization
Charles Luna of the United Transportation Union says Congress may nationalize railroads if current labor disputes remain unsettled by March 1. UTU, with 280000 members, backed the move in a meeting that began Monday.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Charles Luna
United Transportation Union
Congress
UTU
Bers
Luna
Penn-Central
Afl-Cio
Nixon
National Railway Passenger Corp
Railpax
Penn Central gets $100 million in gov backed certificates
A federal judge authorized Penn Central Transportation Co to issue 100 million in government guaranteed certificates to keep the railroad running for two months. Judge John P Fullam reduced the request by 10 million after a promise of federal loan guarantees from Secretary John Volpe.
Northeast Sees Rain and Icy Roads Cresting Weather
Northeast system brings rain and freezing drizzle across many states. Glassy roads and slick highways prompt caution as temps hover near freezing. Authorities urge reduced speeds and use of caution during travel across the region.
Hocking Valley Receives Half Inch Rainfall
Rain in the Hocking Valley totaled half an inch in the last 24 hours. The temperature was 57 degrees at 6 a.m. and rose to 45 by 1 p.m. Forecast calls for cloudy cooler weather Friday with a chance of light snow flurries tonight.
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Hocking
Winter Storm Warnings Spread Across United States
A winter storm buried coastal areas of the Pacific Northwest while travel warnings extended from Wisconsin to New York and south to the Virginias. A watch was issued for northern New England and northeastern New York as rain drizzle and fog affected wide regions south of the snow belt and dense fog covered the Gulf Coast.
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Acific
Wisconsin
New York
Virginias
New England
Gulf Coast
Hocking Real Estate Tax Collection To Begin Monday
Hocking County property owners received tax statements from County Treasurer Francis E. Myers. First-half payments are due by February 19 with no 10 percent penalty yet. Payments can be mailed in the return envelope or made at the Courthouse treasurer’s office, open 8:30 am to 4 pm weekdays. Myers will be at Salt Creek Valley Bank in Laurelville on January 26 and 27 for local taxpayers. Murray City date to be announced.
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Hocking County
Francis E. Myers
Myers
Salt Creek Valley Bank
Laurelville
Murray City
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