Seniors Are Cashing In With More Jobs Than Students
Business analysts say expanding plants and growing industries are creating abundant job openings for college seniors. Engineers and business grads are highly recruited, with starts near 400 dollars monthly for engineers and about 340 to 350 for nontechnical and women scientists. Companies spend about 1000 dollars to interview, while training costs can reach 10,000 dollars. Notre Dame notes graduates often have two job offers.
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Ford Resigns As President Of Foundation
Detroit Henry Ford II resigns as board chairman of the Ford Foundation, passing the post to Rowan Gaither as president. He will stay on the board and says a full time chair is needed. He has held the job since 1943, with the resignation letter dated April 18.
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Doctors Sued For Removing Both Kidneys
A 22 year old widow in Cambridge Massachusetts filed a 250000 civil suit against two doctors for removing her husband John S Keefe's right kidney without knowing he had no left kidney. Nancy Keefe of Billerica mother of a son born after his death on July 3 1955. Keefe died of uremia less than two months after a tumor operation. Superior Court officials said the doctors names are not privileged for use until judicial notice is taken of the suit.
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