Department Of Agriculture Seeks More Agriscience Recruites
The Department of Agriculture reports growing demand for agricultural graduates with openings up to 20,000 yearly. Only about 7,000 youths graduate annually from agricultural schools, while the department hires about 3,000 college-level staff each year and relies on land grant colleges for talent. It emphasizes a hiring pipeline via Soil Conservation Service and Agricultural Research Service with summer work and furloughs to nudge students toward government roles.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Carl B. Barnes
Department
Barnes
Soil Conservation Service
Agricultural Research Service
Economic Research Service
SCS
WISHING WELL Puzzle Game From King Features Syndicate
The feature describes a daily fortune puzzle called WISHING WELL. It instructs players to count letters in their first name, adjust by rules to obtain a key number, scan a rectangular grid left to right, and read letters under checked figures to reveal a message. Published by King Features Syndicate in 1968.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
A Tight Squeeze Out Of Russell Jail
John J. Warner a 37 year old prisoner at the Russell County jail squeezed through a 12 inch by 11 inch hole behind a welded mirror in his cell after lights out He tore off a metal shaving mirror and crawled to the plumbing area then exited the cell block and through the courthouse front door.
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Russell
Kan
Russell County
Jules Dumler
John J. Warner
Dumler
Fire levels Mariemont High School in Cincinnati area
More than 70 firefighters from five departments fought a three alarm blaze at Mariemont High School in Cincinnati suburb. Lightning likely started the fire around 6 30 a m, damaging the three story building and library, with over 100000 dollars in damage and the school expecting to reopen in about a month.
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Cincinnati
Mariemont High School
Belfrey
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