Shock of unemployment scars linger study says
Chicago based AP report cites Connecticut psychologists Dorothea D. Braginsky of Fairfield University and Benjamin M. Braginsky of Wesleyan University. The study finds that unemployment shock leaves lasting psychological scars, with greater impact for higher status and more abrupt job loss.
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Chicago
Connecticut
Dorothea D. Braginsky
Fairfield University
Benjamin M. Braginsky
Wesleyan University
Hoffa pension withdrawal eyed in Hoffa disappearance
Detroit AP reports officials probing claims that ex Teamsters President Jimmy Hoffa took about 1 million dollars from a union pension fund before his July disappearance. Sources in Detroit and Washington suggest informants or investigators mention the withdrawal as 1.2 million, though Hoffa family says they know of no such transaction.
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Detroit
Teamsters
Jimmy Hoffa
Washington
Michigan
Hoffa
Justice Department
Hhe Associated Press
LULAC Announces Journalism Scholarships at Texas A&I
Dr Hari N Dam of Texas A&I University in Kingsville announced LULAC will award three journalism scholarships for Mexican American students. Two $150 awards, one for freshman or sophomore and one for junior or senior, are funded by Corpus Christi Council No 1. a $100 award by the Kingsville LULAC chapter goes to a freshman or sophomore. Apply by August 15 to Dr Hari N Dam.
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Kingsville
Hari N. Dam
Texas A&i University
LULAC
Texas A&i
Lulac Council No. 1
Corpus Christi
Department of Journalism
Texas
Beautification awards finalists named for Lady Bird Johnson honor
Six maintenance supervisor finalists from across Texas were chosen for the 1975 Lady Bird Johnson Award for Highway Beautification. A reception September 18 at Lyndon B. Johnson State Park in Stonewall will award first and second prizes of 11000 and 500 respectively. The judging panel is chaired by Elo Urbanovsky of Texas Tech and includes several department officials.
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Lyndon B. Johnson State Park
Stonewall
Johnson
Elo Urbanovsky
Department of Park Administration, Horticulture and Entomology
Texas Tech
Roy White
Glen Biggs
Bill Hobby
Marshall Steves
Obituaries for Garriga Donaghue and Coward families
Obituaries from Pass Christian and Seadrift list Mrs. Nizile Necaise Garriga age 85 buried in DeLisle Cemetery after dying July 19 in Gulfport with four daughters a son and extended kin surviving. Also noted are Mrs. Mary M. Donaghue age 87 of Phoenix mother of Port Lavaca resident Donald Carlson and Mrs. Kathleen Carlson, with funeral pending, and Mrs. Ernest Coward of Seadrift aged 64 whose services are scheduled with burial in Seadrift Cemetery including survivor details and pallbearers.
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Stanley
Georgia
MelIntire
Port Lavaca
DeLisle
Pass Christian
Miss
Riemanns Funeral Home
St. Paul Catholic Church
Garriga
Memorial Hospital
Gulfport
Stanley McIntire
Louis Wingo
Marietta
A.P. Poillion
Otto Roemer
Long Beach
Eaton F. Garriga
Nicholas Necaise
Bay
St. Louis
Mary M. Donaghue
Phoenix
Ariz
Donald Carlson
Champ Traylor Memorial Hospital
Port Lavaca Funeral Home
Ernest Coward
Seadrift
Richardson Funeral
Edward Poole
First Assembly of God
Seadrift Cemetery
Morning Markets Climb Amid Wholesale Price Rise
The New York market showed a steady gain as the noon Dow rose 4.85 to 818.52 and NYSE indicators advanced slightly. Brokers cited advance notice of the 14.4 percent July wholesale price surge, while a computer malfunction at the NYSE disrupted part of the day’s ticker data.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Manown
Buck’ Kisor
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Exchange
Louis Leakey Memorial Institute Planned in Nairobi
The Leakey Institute for African prehistory will be constructed at the National Museum in Nairobi, Kenya, dedicating the $1 million Louis Leakey Memorial to the late anthropologist. The institute aims to offer research facilities and become a global focal point for human origins, honoring Leakey’s discoveries across East Africa.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Louis Leakey
National Museum
Leakey
East Africa
Texas First job referral network boosts Texas industry
Texas Industrial Commission representatives introduced the Texas First program to commercial leaders, aiming to identify 15000 new Texas jobs by coordinating pledges from local industries, TEC screening, and state agency support. The effort, endorsed by Governor Briscoe, starts with chambers of commerce and already operates in Victoria with 301 pledged jobs.
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Texas Industrial Commission
Roy
Texas Employment Commission
TEC
TIC
Texas Education Agency
Dept. of Community Affairs
Division of Planning Coordination
Dolph Briscoe
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Wilson
Port Lavaca
Hussein weighs air defense options amid Hawk sale delay
King Hussein of Jordan said he would buy an air defense system from the Soviet Union if the United States does not deliver 14 Hawk missile batteries. He warned no compatible European option exists and suggested Soviet advisers might be stationed in Jordan. The monarch and Premier Zaid Rifai criticized U.S. Congress for blocking the 350 million dollar Hawk sale as a Sept. 10 decision deadline looms.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Soviet Union
United States
Europe
Britain
France
U.S
Zaid Rifai
Congress
Rebecca Hill Promoted at Arkansas Power & Light
Mrs Rebecca K Hill of Little Rock rises from accounting cadet in budgets to accounting assistant in corporate planning at AP&L She is a Baylor University alumna born in Port Lavaca Texas and joined AP&L in August 1973 She is married to Gary Hill and resides in Little Rock
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Little Rock
Ark
Rebecca K. Hill
Arkansas Power & Light Company
Port Lavaca, Texas
Mrs. Hill
Baylor University
Waco
Ap&l
Gary Hill
Midland
Rusk Calls for Tough Line on Hostage Groups
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged a hard stance toward groups that seize hostages. He said Japan bears primary responsibility for nationals making demands and cautioned against suggesting grabbing hostages is an easy path to results.
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U.S
Dean Rusk
Kuala Lumpur
Japan
Rusk
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