Press' Narrow Focus Criticized By DALE GOTER Kansas Correspondent
Kansas lawmakers and Capitol reporters voice mixed views in a study by Mike Kautsch of Kansas University. Lawmakers say media overemphasize controversy and rely on vocal, quotable figures while press groups blame apathy and coziness with lobbyists.
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Job Outlook in Brief highlights growing occupations
The Labor Department reports employment in about 250 occupations will rise through the 1980s. Total US employment may climb 17 to 25 percent from 1980 to 1990, with accountants and auditors up 25 to 34 percent, auto mechanics and body repairers up to 30 percent, and programmers 49 to 60 percent.
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