Jobseeker’s resume signs with CBS Records chief eyeing marketing
New Jersey native Mark L. Bohn, a University of Arizona graduate, crafted a 40 by 30 foot rooftop resume sign near CBS Records in Manhattan. Bruce Lundvall, president of CBS Records, and other executives viewed the eye catching message. The sign details Bohn’s Arizona radio and theater background and aims for a job in recording industry marketing.
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Morristown
N.J
University of Arizona
Bruce Lundvall
CBS Records
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Hostages and Harvard fellowship mix in mixed dinner chatter
Miss Mischeaux promotes shark mousse while saying Explorers will eat anything. Elizabeth Ann Swift, held 444 days in Tehran, earns a Harvard Center for International Affairs fellowship and calls Cambridge love. Radcliffe 1962 graduate Swift will take a year in a more amicable setting, while John W. Limbert Jr. declines a similar offer to stay in Washington.
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Illinois instant millionaire nets $50 thousand yearly
Thelma M. Nintemann, a 54-year-old St. Louis assembly line worker, won Illinois Lottery’s 13th instant millionaire prize. She will receive $50,000 annually for 20 years, with about $10,000 taxed each year. She bought the ticket in Granite City and was accompanied by her husband George.
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Horoscope for Friday April 10 by Bernice Bede Osol
Aries advised to avoid confrontations with a partner and keep minor issues small. Taurus should do good deeds humbly and avoid exaggeration while helping others. Gemini warned that boasting about possessions to a less fortunate acquaintance is unwise. Cancer faces outcomes without excuses and accepts imperfect results. Leo should present ideas without forcing others to agree. Virgo cautions on cash ventures and requires value from partners. Libra should stay neutral and avoid defending unpopular positions. Scorpio risks imprudent gambling by abandoning caution. Sagittarius warns against last minute group changes that disrupt others. Capricorn advises keeping outsiders out of family matters. Aquarius stresses establishing a project blueprint first. Pisces notes not a good day to socialize with spendthrift friends.
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