Favorite Night Out Dilemmas Share Frugal Fun Costs
Julie Costantini at fifteen explains simple pleasures like movies and pizza for a fun night out but laments rising prices. She notes four dollars to watch a movie without popcorn and eight to ten dollars for a pizza and a Coke, calling it harder to have fun without paying a lot.
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Julie Costantini
Top weekly Cashbox single chart highlights
Cashbox magazine lists the week’s top ten nationwide singles. Standouts include Steve Miller Band at number one with Abracadabra, John Cougar Mellencamp with Jack and Diane, Chicago with Hard to Say I’m Sorry, and Survivor with Eye of the Tiger. Also charting are You Should Hear How She Talks About You by M. Manchester, Eye in the Sky by The Alan Parsons Project, Vacation by the Go-Go’s, I Keep Forgettin’ by Michael McDonald, Somebody’s Baby by Jackson Browne, and Blue Eyes by Elton John.
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Dick Case Column Delivers Perceptive Sunday to Friday Picks
Columnist Dick Case showcases sharp news perception and free flowing writing in a popular Herald-Journal and Herald American feature. Appears every Sunday Monday Wednesday and Friday, offering lively commentary and timely observations.
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Dick Case
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Herald American
Solvay teen jazz pianist weighs future paths
Mary Jean Longo a Solvay High senior won a $1,000 Berklee scholarship and state recognition but she rejects a full time music career. She wants broad skills in computers and art, planning college to blend music with tech work while performing part time.
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Mary Jean Longo
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Onondaga Community College
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Lesson Learned on Shoplifting from Ann Landers
A reader describes shoplifting by changing price tags and asks how long store files remain. Ann Landers replies that with no charges, there is no public record, and the files are kept to note prior history. She warns that a clean reputation is invaluable.
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Ann Landers
Moncey
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Accounting majors are adding up
In 1959-60 there were 21,183 graduates with an accounting major. By 1979-80 the total more than quadrupled to 1042.712, with women accounting majors rising from 9 percent to 36 percent. The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants notes strong demand but slower growth, predicting 59,000 hires this year and 65,000 in two years.
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Elizabeth M. Fowler
New York Times Service
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Certified Public Accountants
James H. MacNeill
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MacNeill
Internal Revenue Service
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