Harvard develops computer model to guide career choice
Harvard Graduate School of Education leads a project to create a prototype computer program that helps students evaluate career options from chemistry to missile design. The system will include job trends, training needs, pay and conditions, and be shared with schools nationwide.
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Dow tests support as analysts predict new uptrend potential
Wall Street observers forecast a recovery from a four week decline could trigger a second major upturn possibly breaking the 909 recovery peak of May 8. Traders note the market staying above the 840 Dow support amid the Middle East crisis boosts sentiment. Value Line warns steel shipments and earnings will fall, with first quarter profits down year over year and a hint of further declines in Q2 and Q3.
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Stocks Open Higher on NYSE With Mixed Early Gains
The New York Stock Exchange opened with a modest rise as the UPI market indicator gained 0.52 percent with 805 issues. Tech and oil stocks moved higher while steel and motor shares stayed flat. notable climbs included IBM up about 2 percent to 488.14, Teledyne higher, and oil majors advancing alongside some fractional losses in Standard Oil and Commonwealth.
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Youth Drowns Dies From Injuries
Pittsburgh reports James B. Parton aged 29 from Washington DC died in Columbia Hospital after his car struck an embankment and overturned on the Breezewood Interchange of the Pennsylvania Turnpike. New Kensington Gary Washington 20 Arnold Westmoreland drowned in the Allegheny River with body recovered three hours later half a mile away. Pittsburgh Frank Curran 22 Turtle Creek killed after falling down a steep hillside in North Versailles.
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