Job prospects rise for graduates and DES cancer risk study
College Placement Council says graduates especially women and minorities with business backgrounds will have better hiring prospects with a 16 percent rise anticipated from 1976 77. DES linked to higher breast cancer risk and deaths in a study of 693 recipients. The Labor Department unveils a 1300 page Dictionary of Occupational Titles detailing job classifications. Harris gang arrest gains trial date of June 5 for kidnapping.
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Arkansas minister barred from full Senate term
Minister Hodges named to fill the late John McClellan’s U S Senate seat is barred by Arkansas law from a full six year term. He claims his wife’s view overrides the law and jokes about 12 months. Hodges, 39, is a Democrat, a lawyer and an ordained Methodist minister who preaches occasionally. Charleston West Virginia AP Arch Moore Jr. plans to seek the Randolph seat at a GOP fund dinner. Randolph, 75, will run again seeking a six year term with a term expiring January 1979.
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Flood of mail to FCC over false threat to halt religious broadcasting
FCC has received more than six million protest letters since 1975 about a nonexistent petition to end religious broadcasting. The flood began after a 1974 request by two California consultants. the FCC denied any plan to censor broadcasts. Despite official denial, daily mail and calls continue, with many form letters and petitions bearing up to 10,000 names.
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Harris loses weight while awaiting Hearst kidnapping trial
Emily Harris, awaiting trial in the Patricia Hearst kidnapping, has shed about 25 pounds and shows a weak pulse after 34 days of fasting, according to her lawyer Susan Jordan who spoke Monday.
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