Education costs push college grads toward taxi work
The piece argues college educated cabbies drain family budgets and questions the value of degrees when job markets fluctuate. It cites R Stanton Wettlek Jr and Dr Norman Feingold on career planning, urging new schooling models and growth in human services to avoid unemployment and social strain.
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Old Promoters Face Return of Hair Pomade Era
The piece notes fears that freon in hair sprays may harm the ozone and that roll on deodorants faded with spray cans. If the federal ban on sprays proceeds, Madison Avenue promotions will push a comeback for hair pomade and scented talcum powder.
Berkeley's Invisibles: Students in Urban Affairs Reporting
The Center Magazine piece recalls eight years at the University of California starting a seminar on urban affairs reporting. It reflects warnings to keep students out of the belly of Berkeley's city life and its unseen social dynamics.
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People
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University of California
Ue Elly
New Castle News subscription rates and local tone shift
The item lists subscription prices for New Castle News and notes region rates, including monthly and annual figures, with foreign rates on request. It pairs with a reflective aside about Berkeley, describing residents’ fatigue with campus intrusions and a critique of university assumptions about local opinions in a scholarly tone.
The World Future Society Assembly Reveals Futures Focus
Ujourneyed reports on Washington DC visit where the World Future Society held its second general assembly on The Next 29 Years Crisis and Opportunity. He notes 365 speakers and panelists, over 100 sessions, about 62 speakers and 50 prepared speeches, and says everyone is a futurist through daily planning and decisions.
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World Future Society
Voices at a D C conference weigh future risks and hopes
Washington speakers assess trends from terrorism and nuclear risk to crime, energy, and food, predicting tougher ethics, continued tech advances, and global responsibility. Senators Humphrey and Kennedy attend, noting policy gridlock and the need for humane values as crises loom.
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University careers guidance vs wartime draft contrasts
A university alumni journal excerpt mocks student career guidance shortages while contrasting wartime realities. The narrator notes seniors around 23 face unclear paths after graduation, while the author reflects on personal assurance from military service and selective service exemptions for women amid 1940s context.
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What should a college be a settlement house
John P Roche argues against mechanized education and advance credit for high school courses. He urges time for growth and reflection in university life, notes guidance counselors overreach, and suggests practical steps like employment service or trades for unsure graduates. He cites Armed Forces benefits as a path, contrasting carpentry and electrician prospects with graduate unemployment.
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United States Employment Service
The
Armed Forces
John P, Roche
Bureaucracy’s weight slows reform in Washington
The piece argues that entrenched civil servants and political committees hinder policy action, with reforms delayed until scandals spur investigations. It critiques calls for new bureaus or commissions and notes the Nader consumer group demands a super bureaucracy to oversee federal programs.
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Congress Should Not Create Cabinet Nutrition Bureau
The piece argues against a Cabinet level nutrition department and federal food bureau. It cautions such bureaucracy would align with producer interests, risk overreach into school meals, hamper quality standards, and freeze evolving science. It favors a Senate subcommittee to police agencies and set adaptable, measurable nutrition targets. It cites Linus Pauling and John Cage as voices on nutrition standards.
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George McGovern
Federal Food and Nutrition Office
India
Linus Pauling
Fiorello la Guardia
New York
Sen. McGovern
Select Committee On
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Gage
Senate
PIC
Woodrow Wiisor
Sinto Wilton
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Public meeting to discuss Neshannock sewer system
A public meeting will discuss the Neshannock Township sewer system on June 4 at 7 30 PM in the Township Municipal Building. Citizens property owners and business operators are urged to attend to voice opinions and have questions answered. If unable to attend residents may write the Supervisors with their views.
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Neshannock
Neshannock Township
Abortion Rights Debate Stirs Public Opinion
In a Saturday issue the News outlines an X rated Society event and a committee called In Defense of Life. The piece notes a questionnaire probing views on abortion, society, and Supreme Court rulings, and asserts support for a pregnant woman's right to decide. It frames liberal laws as essential and stresses non discrimination.
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A Hive Committee
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Supreme Court
Self-indulgent love as Christians urged to marry
A reader asks about living unmarried while wanting Christian faith. The response cites repentance and faith, urges not delaying salvation, notes sex belongs to marriage, and encourages talking with family about change, asserting conjugal love is a permanent commitment.
Governor vetoed bill limiting police suspension powers
The Governor vetoed a measure restricting the State Police Commissioner from suspending an officer. He framed the issue as whether the charged member’s conduct is so undermining that he cannot retain public trust. The department would then have authority to remove the officer from active duty pending charges.
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