Slowdown Shows Up In Programs Slowdown Shows Up In Programs
New York AP reports economic slowdown reflected in the National Urban League summer fellowship. In 1970 fifty three corporations and seven government agencies participated, placing 192 educators from black colleges. in 1971 agencies stay at seven but corporations drop to 41 with 125 educators placed so far. The program, begun in 1965 to bridge black communities with business, matches educators and firms, paying salary and travel. Notable work at Eastman Kodak involved enzyme research and potential publications or patent, while Omaha National Bank studies black citizens' environment. Officials hope growth continues but fear total may stay under 150.
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New York
National Urban League
NUL
Eastman Kodak
Joe Johnson
Atlanta University
Omaha National Bank
Henry Ponder
Alabama A & M
MUI
Independent Gas Stations Poised to Vanish
ST. LOUIS AP An NCPA official warned that within eight to ten years no independent gasoline station owners will remain. Jerry Cohen urged dealers to pursue lawsuits politics and militancy as price wars squeeze margins.
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ST. Louis
National Congress of Petroleum Retailers
NCPR
Jerry Cohen
Washington D.C
NCPA
Midwest Gasoline Dealers Association
Cohen
Conservation Group Supports Hunting as Vital to Wildlife
The Wildlife Society backs sport hunting as essential to wildlife management in America. Executives cite $200 million annual hunter contributions to restoration and $40 million via hunting gear taxes, asserting hunting seasons regulate populations and benefit 17 million Americans annually.
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Washington, D. C
America
The
Wildlife Society
United States
Fred G. Evenden
Fish and Game
Evenden
Business A Blast For Albright
RENSSELAER N Y AP Robert Albright owner of the Albany Ren sselaer Paint and Glass Co has a lot to smile about despite his missing front window Wreckers on a Hudson River bridge between Rensselaer and Albany set off explosions Tuesday evening razing a bridge tower but taking with it about 100 windows in the two cities None of the glass company inventory nearby was damaged Albright says business is looking up Yes in deed
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Rensselaer
N.Y
Robert Albright
Albany-Rensselaer Paint and Glass Co
Hudson River
Albany
Albright
Three Paintings Stolen From Villa at Le Zoute
AP reports three Flemish paintings valued around 60000 dollars were stolen from a villa in Le Zoute Belgium. Two works are attributed to the school of Peter Paul Rubens and one to Peter Bruegel the Younger. Police investigate.
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LE Zoute
Belgium
Peter Paul Rubens
Peter Bruegel the Younger
Youth Fares Spark Government Move On Transatlantic Routes
Washington AP reports the Transportation Department will urge the Civil Aeronautics Board to pressure U S and foreign airlines to discontinue or extend youth and student fares on major Transatlantic routes. Assistant Secretary Baker says a $210 New York to London round trip student youth fare is $332 below the summer economy fare, risking higher prices for other travelers. He favors a no reservation space available rate. The CAB could abolish international flight agreements if fares are unjustly discriminatory, a step requiring State Department and presidential agreement. Baker notes social benefits of such pricing but opposes broad discrimination against workers, retirees, the elderly, or other groups.
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Washington
Department of Transportation
Civil Aeronautics Board
U.S
Asst
Secretary of Transportation
Charles D. Baker
CAB
Baker
Secor D. Browne
London
Transportation Department
Spe- Mexico
United States
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