Commitment Drives Career Gains For Women In Labor Force
Ohio State University economists say women who view work as a long term career focus earn more and advance faster. The study shows long term commitment correlates with more education and training, leading to better jobs, while short term plans trap women in lower paying roles.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
U.S Department of Labor
Steven H Sandell
David Shapiro
Center For Human Resource Research
Labor Department
Ohio State
Sandell
Postcard Bonanza Found by Middletown Collector
Collector Larry Caine uncovered a cache of about 40 000 Middletown postcards dated 1938, a find he could not resist. Shawnee Culbertson reports on the 40 year collection on page 43. The region gains a new wedding chapel as Rev Herbert Wilson and Betty Wilson open Temple of God in Middletown. Sandy Pawelkoski writes the story with Bill Werth photos on page 42. A panel on cancer patients and clergy discusses ministerial support, Dan Ritchey reports on page 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Caine
Middletown
Shawnee Culbertson
Herbert
Betty Wilson
Temple of God
Sandy Pawelkoski
Bill Werth
Dan Ritchey
Dayton school talks resume as strike drags on
Negotiations between the Dayton Board of Education and striking teachers resume Monday to end a walkout that began September 6 affecting the 37 000 pupil district. A contempt hearing is set for Monday against 19 leaders for ignoring a picketing ban. The union seeks an 8 percent raise for 2 200 teachers whose average pay is 14 500 despite 90 percent strike participation, schools remaining open.
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Dayton
Ohio
Dayton Board of Education
Montgomery County Common Pleas
Carl Kessler
Dayton Education Association
Weather Outlook Cloudy with scattered showers upcoming week
The forecast calls for cloudy and humid conditions today and Monday with possible scattered showers and thunderstorms. Highs reach around 80 today and low to mid 80s Monday. Tuesday to Thursday bring a few showers with highs in the mid 70s to low 80s.
Probe of slaying continues
Washington AP report notes House investigators critique the Warren Commission’s methods while not overturning its core finding that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in President Kennedy’s Dallas assassination. It highlights missed CIA scrutiny, missing photographs, and autopsy photo issues amid ongoing hearings.
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Washington
House
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Commission
Kennedy
Dallas
FBI
CIA
Secret Service
Gerald R. Ford
J. Lee Rankin
Yuri Nosenko
Oswald
Russia
Nosenko
Carter pushes to salvage Egypt Israel talks at summit end
Carter pressed final bid to keep peace talks alive as Sadat and Begin faced remaining gaps on extending negotiations. Powell cited progress but no certainty on a formula to prolong talks beyond the Maryland summit.
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Camp David
Middle East
Carter
Egypt
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Menachem Begin
White House
Jody Powell
Powell
Sadat
Begin
Walter F Mondale
Carter Sadat
Maryland
Postal union chiefs push ratification despite illegal strike risk
Leaders of the two largest postal unions urge a 500000 member vote on a three year contract settled by binding arbitration. The terms are final and non negotiable but local leaders accuse leadership of denying a genuine vote. If rejected, a prohibited strike could be called under federal law.
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Washington
Emmet Andrews
Americanostal Workers Union
Joseph Vacca
National Association of Letter Carriers
James J. Healy
Iran Hit by 7.0 Earthquake in Remote Southeast
A major earthquake measuring 7.0 struck a mountainous region about 400 miles southeast of Tehran. The Iranian Red Crescent reported injuries and destroyed houses, with aid supplies already dispatched. No deaths confirmed. a similar quake in 1968 in the same area killed about 12 000 people.
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Tehran
Iran
Here
Tehran Geophysics Institute
Red Lion
Sun
Iranian Red Cross
Middfest 78 Weekend Parade and Events Spotlight
Middfest 78 unfolds with a Saturday 10 a.m. parade from Barnitz Field along Main Street to City Hall featuring Civil War soldiers National Guard units antique cars six Shrine units horses and fire and police equipment plus floats from local groups. Friday activities include country and pop music food booths carnival rides games and an evening beer garden at German Jaycees area and the Senior Citizens Center dinner show.
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Barnitz Field
Main
City Centre Mart
Freda Craft Orchestra
del Cox
Plaza
Jaycees
Senior Citizens Center
Uncle al
Wendy
Middletown Middfest Weekend Drills And Shows Schedule
A dense weekend listing outlines Civil War camp drills exhibitions, Scout events and medieval combat displays from noon to evening. Events include concerts by Cindy and the Country Breeze, Frank Klapheke German Band, Middletown Symphony Orchestra, a public dance, and a Sunday Civil War reenactment with over 200 participants.
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Cindy
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Graubunden
Switzerland
Shapiro
Erma Bombeck
Andrews
Vacca
Barnets
Middletown Middies
St Xavier
Main Street
Smith Park
Viatarea
Police Department and Historical Society
Fine Arts
National Guard
Frank Klapheke
Middletown Sympany Orchestra
Middletown Churches
Little Peace and the
Blue Notes
Bethlehem Temple Choir
Hook
Middletown Aviation Club
John Trotta
Sounds Unlimited
Javcees
Air Force
Mart
Jim McCune
Middfest
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