Women graduates face bright job outlook across fields
Northwestern University report shows companies plan 20 percent more hires of women graduates next June, with demand for engineers data processors accountants and mathematicians. Civil Rights Act and Equal Pay provisions shape expanding opportunities in mathematics pharmacy optometry public relations engineering and technical writing.
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Should Potential Home Buyers Let High Interest Stop Them
New York readers face tough choices amid 7.5 percent mortgage rates and rising rents. A 25,000 loan at 6 percent costs 179.11 monthly, while 7.5 percent would be 201.40, a 22.29 difference. Over 20 years, total costs rise by about 5,749.80 with the higher rate, while rent could also climb, urging buyers to weigh timing, equity, and possible seller financing options.
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Laird signals resume work on Sentinel antimissile system
Secretary Melvin R. Laird said no better defense proposal exists and work on the Sentinel antimissile system may resume after a recent suspension for study. He noted no slowdown in research or procurement and expected a public administration position next month with budget revisions. He also discussed Soviet and Chinese missile threats and potential Vietnam war defense-budget adjustments.
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Ireland Nears Industrial Paralysis in Strikes
Dublin faced widespread disruption as 3,000 engineers and maintenance workers struck, closing over 200 plants and idling about 50,000 workers. The walkout threatens bakeries and hotels, with exports down about 12 million dollars as wage demands of roughly 10.80 per week meet a smaller employer offer.
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Security Pacific National Bank Posts Record 1968 Earnings
In Los Angeles, Security Pacific National Bank reported 1968 earnings at an all time high. Net operating earnings reached 50.549 million, up 7.511 million or 17.5 percent from the prior year. Based on 14 million shares, per share earnings rose to 3.61 from 3.07. The bank, formed from the 1948 merger of Security National and Pacific National Bank of San Francisco on July 1, notes the boost in per share value.
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Credit Charges An Open Book Under Truth in Lending Rule
The Federal Reserve Board issued a broad truth in lending rule requiring lenders and sellers to spell out the total credit cost. It covers books, department stores, auto dealers and even funeral homes offering installment plans, with strict limits on credit claims in ads and signs. The rule mandates disclosure of the finance charge and annual percentage rate in consumer credit transactions and bans selective credit term mentions in ads.
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