Feds recruit on campus as government jobs rise
Students consider federal careers amid looming retirements and 250000 openings. At Champlain College and others, recruiters from Homeland Security and the State Department pitch stability and growth. The Partnership for Public Service links 380 colleges with 60 agencies to speed hiring while applicants push for shorter vetting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Charleston
Alicia Valentina
Valentina
Homeland Security Agency
WorldCom
Enron
Valentino
Harting
Champlain
Charleston
Drake University
Des Moines
Iowa
State Department
Old Mill antique shop opens in Elyria on Broad Street
The Old Mill, an Elyria antique shop owned by Frank Gonzalez, opened this month at 316 E Broad St in the former Eagles building. It offers antique furniture pottery glassware books and more with six vendors already set up. Plans include adding basement vendors expanding upstairs studio potential third floor rentals and a Dec 3 to 7 grand opening with limited hours 10 am to 6 pm Tuesdays through Saturdays and Sundays during events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gonzalez
Broad Street
Eagles
Gonzalez
Elyria
Lorain
Cleveland
Black River
Washington Avenue
McCain to Head Commerce Committee Prompts Business Optimism
Washington Republican victory shifts Commerce Committee leadership to John McCain, seen as pro business and likely to ease deregulation. Big players expect quicker moves to lift media ownership limits, though McCain remains independent and may oppose some industry positions. Analysts note his deregulatory stance contrasts Hollings and could shape FCC agenda and telecom policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Senate
John McCain
Commerce Committee
McCain
Fritz Hollings
D-5.c
America
National Association of Broadcasters
Michael Powell
Com
Munications Commission
Scott Cleland
Precursor Group
Hollings
Senate
William Daley
SBC Communications Inc
Ameritech
Stocks rise as housing worries fade in high volume trading
Investors pushed the Dow up about 150 points and the Nasdaq over 40 as concerns over a housing slowdown receded. Analysts cited stronger third quarter results and optimism for 2003, with mutual funds driving buying in a late-year rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Bill Barker
RBC
Davi Rauscher
Dallas
Dow
Commerce Department
Home Depot
S&p
Barker
Dollar gains as US equities lift markets worldwide
Solid rise in US equities propelled the dollar higher amid a shift from U.S. problems to global concerns. The Dow rose 148 points to 8,623, the euro slipped to $1.0018, and the yen traded at 122.65. Retail names Saks and Williams-Sonoma led gains in a brighter retail sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard & Poor
Brian Bush
Equity Research
Stephens Inc
New York
Dow Jones/AP
U.S
Allianz AG Holding
Dow Industrial International
Cibc World Markets
Maytag
Hewlett-Packard
Saks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Feds
Associated Press
Nancy Cathcart
Champlain College
Burlington
Foreign Service
Castiglione
Partnership For Public Service
Max
Alabama A&m University
Normal
Ala
Old Mill
Satur
Christina Johiffe
Cjcliffe
Chronicletelegram.com
JE Krebs ! Chronicle
Chicago
Williams-Sonoma
New York Stock Exchange
Japan
Europe
France
Britain
Germany
LNB
Middle Avenue
Moo
Ima
Twee
Sinceraty
Oy G Tokar
Tokar Tower
Cedar Grove Financial Group
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!