Men Enter Secretarial Field Says U S Labor Data
The article notes a rise in male secretaries per Labor Department stats and a secretarial school admitting men. Locally, few men pursue secretarial work, with travel jobs and court reporting cited as paths. Skeptics cite low salaries and limited demand, though some executives acknowledge male secretaries can serve essential roles. A Permian High student, Suzanne Bruce, earns Who's Who honors and a Rice scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicki Davidson
U.S. Labor Department
Stan Whitely
Texas Employment Commission
Whitley
Odessa
Buck Osborn
Hollywood
Wallace Horton
Social Security
Horton
Senior Citizens Forum asks about Grey Panthers group origin
Reader seeks the address of a Philadelphia woman linked to Grey Panthers, a group of action oriented older people. Column invites Pennsylvanians to share information while noting plans for similar groups across states. The column also covers diabetes meal concerns and elderly aid law changes under HR 1 affecting benefits.
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Kuhn
Philadelphia
Grey Panthers
Clifford Watkins
Watkins
Odessa District Expands Education For Trainable Students
Fifteen senior trainable class students at Rusk Elementary, ages 15 to 21, learn basic reading and math, with individualized lessons under Ector County ISD. Principal Robert C. McCarley notes strong progress, institutional support, and projects like a school garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Pinkerton
Rusk
Keith Dial
Ector County Independent School District
Dial
Robert C. McCarley
McCarley
Odessa High School
Odessa Hosts AJRA Rodeo at Ector County Arena
About 400 entries expected as the American Junior Rodeo Association event runs Wednesday through Saturday with 8 p.m. nightly performances at the Ector County Sheriff's Posse Arena. Local entry deadline Monday. top six in events win about $10,000. Competitions include bareback bronc, bull riding, calf roping, barrel racing, and optional roping and racing. The 1973 world champions will be chosen from AJRA members who have earned the most money at Odessa and 20 other Texas and New Mexico rodeos in June and July. The 1973 World Championship National Final Rodeo was moved to Odessa for late August at the Ector County Coliseum. For more information contact Betty Hooper.
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American Junior Rodeo Association
Ector County Sheriff's Posse
AJRA
Odessa
Texas
New Mexico
Ector County
AIRA
Betty Hooper
Kermit Ave
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Ene
PHS
Suzanne Bruce
Permian High School
William E. Bruce
Haywood
Peppettes
National Council of English Teachers
Permian
Rice University
Fort Davis
Fort Davis High School
Cathy McKnight
Robert McKnight
Michele Harris
Bryant Harris
Ricky Ellis
Dick Ellis
Carrizo Springs
Miss McKnight
Ewell McKnight
Santa Rita
Oscar A. Bourg
North
Washington
Senior Citizens Forum
John
Walnut Street
Selma Willard
Rodale Press
Emmus
Penn
B.C
L.P
Congress
Senior Citizen Forum
Odessa American
P.O
Odessa Tex
Special Education Department
Steven Edward Briley
Blossom Lane
Philip Charles Crouse
West Crescent
George H. Dunn III
Fair Oaks
Roy Lee Enoch
Brentwood
Donald Ray Oakley
East 25Th
Robert Wayne Southard
East 52Nd
Edward John Coel II
Barry James Fairbanks
Robert B. Lydecker
Bruce Henry Mailey
John Robert McLaughlin
Midland
Gary Lynn Thomas
Crane
Charles Robert Mauldin
Wink
William Clark
Dumont
Texas Congress Parents and Teachers
Clark
Hood Junior High School
PTA
San Angel
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Trust
Tom Green County
James Titus
Sacred Heart Cathedral
OHS
Miss Odessa High School
Ricky Young
Warren Young
Goldsmith
Patti Spurgeon
Ruth Spurgeon
Merrill
Elura
Eva Gabor
WIG
Cricah
Baylor
Dowtown Ltd & Grom
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Zales
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Enchantress
Elora
Allure
ZALFS
Andrews Hwy
E. University & Grandview
Furr
Banenes
Homberger
Afi
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