Job prospects in next decade by occupation list
Chicago Tribune presents a 19 occupation Outlook Handbook slice from 1976 77 detailing annual openings and growth. Architects lead with 3000 openings driven by nonresidential construction while cashiers and secretaries show high turnover and automation effects.
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Murder is My Business inspires a double-cross claim
In a 1970 article, Hopkins 77, terminally ill in Cincinnati, boasted defending 527 murder cases including the Stifel case. Stifel’s parents sue Hopkins for 1 million alleging conflict of interest, fraud and deceit. Bernard Stuplinski, then U.S. attorney, denies knowledge of yesterday’s accusations. FBI initially investigated but Postal Service led the probe. Stifel serves life in Lewisburg federal pen.
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Drug unit informer found strangled near Elks Farm Building
Authorities report the body of Carlisa Robbins, an informant for the Metropolitan Enforcement Group on narcotics cases, was found strangled in a wooded area at the Elks Farm Building on 37th Street and Dayton Avenue. Robbins had a criminal history including a heroin charge and probation, with police pursuing leads amid rumors of her murder tied to MEG work. Several suspects have been questioned as investigators press for details in this case.
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Carters Ford Road prophet of doom market tale
A Ravenna sketch notes Carters Ford Road a dead end street southeast of town serving a few elderly residents and a campground as presidential candidates promise the sky. The piece labels a local road namesake as a dubious prophet amid July 1 1978 observations.
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Bronze busts of Sarah Mahoney and parents shown by Dynell
Dynell Electronics Corp of Melville New York unveiled its solid photographs process at a New York news conference showing a month old Sarah Mahoney and her parents Randi and Brian in bronze busts placed before them.
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Postal Service May Make 13 Cent Stamp Permanent
The Postal Rate Commission recommended keeping the 13 cent first class stamp permanent with a potential rise to 17 cents late this year or early next year. The change hinges on approving permanent rates and then temporary increases one third higher. The commission’s board is expected to act soon.
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Hot sellers herbs roots for a legal high
San Francisco reports a mail order fad selling natural herbs and roots as legal highs. Jewell Day markets Electric Earth Herbs advertising products like kava root gotu kola and damiana mixes. Demand stems from perceived safety and harm avoidance compared with illegal drugs. Organic psychedelics raise concerns about unborn- harm and legal loopholes.
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No Man's Land
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Wall Street Holds After Burns Says Moderate Policy
United Auto Workers Local 101 and Stanadyne Western Division reach a settlement less than an hour before a pending grievance contract would expire. Negotiations extended to midnight with Ray LaMacchia of company employee relations expressing satisfaction at the accord. Local 101 covers nearly 1,000 workers at the Elyria plant.
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Lorain Telephone Co
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Ray LaMacchia
Elyria
Norwalk Strike Abeyance Talks Debated by Fanny Farmer Teamsters
No further meetings planned between Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc and Teamsters Local 20 after a recent session. Federal mediator Donald Power warned he would be recalled if talks resume. plant manager L. C. Trotta reported no progress and declined further comment. The strike began midnight May 31 with the company seeking a 0 percent raise over three years while the union demands more. Market quotes noted grains with Wheat at 63.95 per bushel, shelled corn 2.06, oats 1.4, soybeans around 11 per bushel.
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Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc
Teamsters Local
Donald Power
L. C. Trotta
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Trotta
Chuck Wintera
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Fanny Farmer
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