1976 graduates see easier job market, Northwestern finds
Northwestern University and other Midwest colleges report a turnaround in hiring for 1976 graduates. Companies plan to hire 15 percent more bachelor’s holders and 18 percent more master’s degree holders, with engineers, accountants, and business admins in high demand. Education majors face tougher prospects and government hiring has fallen. Starting salaries rise 4 to 6 percent, not keeping pace with living costs. Law firms also increase recruitment.
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Fried man twins return for Class of 36 reunion in Sioux City
Ann Landers and Abigail Van Buren known as Eppie and Popo arrive home for a 1936 alumni reunion at Central High School in Sioux City Iowa. About 530 graduates attended a downtown hotel banquet after greeting by nuns and locals including former beau Ernie Jackson who recalls old dates and family banter.
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Albuquerque
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FBI Used Stolen Socialists Reports Until May
FBI records show stolen files from the Socialist Workers Party were received and filed through May of last year. Documents describe eight recoveries in early 1975 at the party headquarters, with items including budget summaries and financial analyses guarded by the party and never discarded.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Socialist Workers Party
Palestinian leader seeks help from U S senators
Shafik al-Hout head of the Palestine Liberation Organization delegation to the United Nations met with more than a dozen U S senators at a Capitol Hill luncheon arranged by Sen. James Abourezk. Abourezk said senators should hear the Arab view, while Ribicoff cited ongoing talks and no fears of political backlash. Al-Hout noted PLO aid to Beirut’s Jewish quarter and aid to Americans in Lebanon, including security for the U S embassy. He also said recognition of Israel’s right to exist is not being conceded in advance.
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Sludge disaster fouls Long Island beaches in June
Brookhaven scientists using a computer model say New York Harbor sludge and New Jersey discharges plus ship dumpings and pier fire debris polluted 70 miles of Long Island beaches between June 6 and 21. Beach attendance dropped up to 75 percent as officials noted early morning rains.
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