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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1975

Page

5

Freshman Demuzio challenges Dixon in Illinois secretary race

Carlinville state senator Vince Demuzio enters the Democratic primary for secretary of state opposing Alan J. Dixon. Gov. Daniel Walker allies weigh cross slate strategies as filing nears. Stackler doubts a run for attorney general, Burris seeks comptroller, Bakalis endorsed for school chief. Republicans file in Senate race amid a theft verdict fallout. Nine contenders seek three Illinois Supreme Court seats with party-backed candidates awaiting final choices.

Walker Stackler Roland Burris Department of General Services Michael Bakalis Richard J. Daley Chicago Democratic Demuzio Dixon Michael Howlett Daley Decatur Webber Borchers State Board of Elections Supreme Court Illinois Atty William G. Clark Henry W. Dieringer

Northwestern survey predicts modest hiring rise for 1976 graduates

Northwestern University reports a 9 percent rise in demand for bachelor degree graduates and an 11 percent rise for those with master's degrees. Engineering accounting sales marketing and business administration majors are most sought after while the class of 1976 faces a tight job market. Firms also plan to hire 45 percent more women and Black graduates than in 1975.

Evanston Northwestern University Frank S. Endicott Northwestern

Two Illinois incumbents mishap funds reelection mailings

Taxpayers funded the postage for two incumbent Illinois congressmen's reelection mailings. Reps. Paul Findley and Daniel D. Rostenkowski said the postage-free envelopes marked official business were an accident and that they would reimburse the small costs. Findley called the action a serious violation but emphasized it was an innocent error by staff.

Springfield Illinois Paul Findley Congress Daniel D. Rostenkowski Washington Findley Rostenkowski

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