Money Pulls Many To Jobs In Alaska
FAIRBANKS Alaska AP Nearly 6000 workers headed north this year to 12 Arctic pipeline camps via Alyeska Bechtel orientation at Alaska Career Development Center. Training covers project history safety environment and cold weather. Workers face strict rules safety gear costs up to 500 and high turnover with two Florida men refusing to disembark after landing at Fairbanks.
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Alaska
Yukon
Robert W. Service
Fairbanks International
Yukon River
Prudhoe Bay
Arctic Ocean
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Bechtel Co
Alaska Career Development Center
Jim Kisselburg
North Slope
Alyeska
Kay Martin
Florida
Buzz Tent Show Would Use Music And Prayers
The Agriculture Department weighs a traveling tent show to promote lower food prices and a positive government image. Drafted for Secretary Butz, the American Food Forum would tour major cities with hymns and prayers, audio visuals on food history, and a town hall format to field questions while stressing America’s food and farm heritage ahead of the Bicentennial.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Associated Press
American Food Forum
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Steven Laine
Butz
Laine
America
Don Dempski Named to Who's Who Among High School Students
Donald A. Dempski, son of Mr and Mrs Donald F Dempski of 1820 Bennington St, Mexico, was selected for the 1973 74 edition of Who's Who Among American High School Students. A senior at Mexico High, he played basketball and baseball and participated in Spanish Club Fellowship of Christian Athletes and concert choir.
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Donald A. Dempski
Donald F. Dempski
Bennington St
Don
Mexico High School
Fellowship of Christian
Mondale Nears Run for 1976 Presidential Nomination
Senator Walter Mondale told Minnesota AFL-CIO and News media he is 99 percent sure he will seek the Democratic nomination in 1976. He declined to set a formal entry date but said the idea is possible and will be a long, tough road requiring substantial help. Hubert Humphrey pledged to endorse Mondale at the labor convention, noting Mondale's respect among lawmakers.
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Duluth
Mondale
Afl-Cio
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minneapolis
Humphrey
Congress
Bill Would Require Medics To Volunteer
A $2 billion manpower bill passed the Senate would require 25 percent of medical students receiving federal aid to volunteer in areas with physician shortages. A rival Kennedy plan proposing nationwide service failed, while Beall's substitute would fund training and require service for each year of aid with English tests for foreign-trained doctors. The measure targets rural and inner city areas for volunteer service.
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Senate
House
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Health, Education and Welfare Department
J. Glenn Beall
U.S
State park planned for Bothwell Land north of Sedalia
Jefferson City Missouri AP The state Department of Natural Resources outlines a preliminary plan to convert a 71acre estate north of Sedalia into a state park. Gov Christopher S Bond backs preservation efforts as details unfold.
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Bothwell
Jefferson City
State Department of Natural Resources
Sedalia
Christopher S. Bond
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