Is a Bachelor Of Arts Degree A Ripoff Questioned
Patricia McCormack reports on the value of a bachelor of arts in today’s job market. Dr. John Hart Fisher of the University of Tennessee notes many graduates use arts degrees in nonrelated work, urges rethinking college pathways, and compares U.S. trends with Europe where selective higher education limits access.
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Patricia McCormack
UPI
New York
Joe and Jane
John Hart Fisher
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Fisher
Yale
Standard Oil
Chaucer
Keats
Greece
Rome
First Baby of New Year in Albuquerque Ties for Honor
Christopher Paul Cardman, son of Mr and Mrs David Cardman of Albuquerque New Mexico, born at 1 09 a m on New Year s Day tied with another infant for the year s first baby honor. Cardman is a Norwalk High School 1970 graduate and his parents reside at 43 Norwood Ave. Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cardman
Albuquerque
N.M
Christopher Paul
Cardman
Norwalk High School
Samuel Cardman
Norwood Ave
Huron Delegation to Ohio Federation Meeting in Columbus
Five supervisors Chase Heyman Malcolm Smith Robert Gray Lee Buckingham and Jim Feichtner of the Huron Soil and Water Conservation District will attend the 32nd annual Ohio Federation meeting in Columbus January 14 to 16. Staffers will join to discuss natural resources. MONROEVILLE Board accepts sludge-haul bid from Charles Stallkamp for 19 per 1 000 gallons.
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Huron Soil and Water Conservation District
Ohio Federation of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Columbus
Chase Heyman
Malcolm Smith
Robert Gray
Lee Buckingham
Jim Feichtner
Monroeville
Board of Public Affairs
Charles Stallkamp
Sandusky
Radio pioneer Milton Cross dies at 77 in New York
Milton Cross, longtime host who brought Metropolitan Opera broadcasts to the United States for 43 years, died of an apparent heart attack at his New York apartment Friday. Cross, 77, began broadcasting in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Cross
Metropolitan Opera
U.S
New York
Cross
UPI
Thief Steals Knievel Gold Cane in Sparks Nevada
Evel Knievel reports his gold topped diamond studded cane missing from his truck in downtown Sparks. Police were notified the day after Christmas and investigation is ongoing.
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Sparks
Nev
UPI
Evel Knievel
Knievel
Gilligan May Get Fellowship With Wilson Center
Gov. John J. Gilligan weighs a Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars fellowship in Washington after leaving Ohio office in January. Sources say he has consulted with staff and Elliott Richardson and could begin in February for up to 18 months on local and state government study.
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Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
Woodrow Wilson International Center For Scholars
Washington
Ohio
Gilligan
Center
Elliott Richardson
Richardson
Robert Tennenbaum
James A. Rhodes
Lottery Information to Air on Radio and TV in Ohio
Ohio Lottery Director John Kirkland says Ford signing a bill allows broadcasting lottery information. He expects a 20 to 25 percent sales increase and notes the Ohio Lottery Commission will move quickly to enter radio and television markets with promotional funds redirected for wider, more immediate coverage.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ford
Ohio Lottery
John Kirkland
Kirkland
Ohio Lottery Commission
Break-ins Reported at Clark Oil Station and Maplehurst School
Early this morning a break-in at the Clark Oil Station on 70 Benedict Ave left $48.90 missing from a cigarette storage machine after pry marks. Maplehurst School was pried with a rock through a rear door. four rooms were disturbed and dampened wheat paste found, police examining a tennis shoe imprint.
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Clark Oil Station
Benedict Ave
Maplehurst School
Huron County Sheriff’s Deputies
Rick Carroll
Ptl
Mike Tesmer
Maplehurst
County Property Transfers Report Highlights Multiple Deeds
A list of property transfers shows numerous decedents and buyers in Norwalk, Greenwich Village, Wakeman, and nearby townships. Transfers include Leo Blatt to Martha Blatt in Hartland and Zehner Packing Co to First Natl Bank in Bellevue, among many others.
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Leo Blatt
Martha Blatt
Hartland
Richard Opper
Wesley & Rosemary Brewer
Peru
Robert
Betty Hamer
Raymond Brown
Norwalk City
Betty Carroll
Reeves Carroll
Clarksfield
Velma Gifford
Thomas
Marilee Chandler
Greenwich Village
Carl
Edith Chaffee
Harold
Marianne Divers
Wakeman
Joseph Moll
John Donovan
Zehner Packing Co
Nat'l, Bank
Bellevue City
Charles Sr. Furey
Mildred Furey
Charles
Susan Fry
Anthony
Dora Grills
Frank
Hazel Hamilton
Lucille Kessler
Jeanette Hamilton
Pear L
Youth faces charge after lane change crash on West Main Street
Joseph Linder, 17, of Norwood Ave, is charged with changing lanes without due regard after his car hit a pickup driven by Kenneth Popke on West Main Street at 1 09 p m Friday. Both cars were eastbound. An off duty officer reported a hit and run by a van later. James Grine, 24, Collins, claimed ownership. A separate collision on Fitchville River Road left Robert Arnett with minor injuries. Arnett cited for drunken driving.
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Joseph Linder
Norwood Ave
West Main Street
Linder
Kenneth E. Popke
Milan
Norwalk
James R van Hentenryck
Oak St
Whittlesey Avenue
James Grine
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The
Modern Language Association
Bob Freeman
Wickes Lumber Co
Freeman
Jaycees
W. League St
Willard
Tom D. Hughes
David Laslen
Dearborn
Mich
Hughes
Laslen
Myrtle Avenue
Willie H. Ray
Willard Ave
Huron County
Ray
Glover Avenue
John Glenn
Capitol Hill
Patricia M
Johnson
Glenn
Radio Pioneer
Lasch
Broyhill Furniture Industries
West End
Monroe St
Monroeville, Ohio
Great Britain
Delco
the House OF Service
Norwalk Parts CO
S. Linwood Ave
Fitchville River Road
Robert R. Arnett
Collins
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Thelma E. Stevens
Greenwich
Arnett
State Highway Patrol
Hollywood
Liza Minelli
Paris
Liza
Los Angeles
Miss Minelli
Paris Des Congres
Mad Country
Towne & Country Theatre
Romero Saar
Columbia Pictures Industries
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