1975 grads face tighter job market survey says
The AP report says about 941000 graduates will still find work though firms plan to hire roughly 43 percent fewer bachelor level engineers and 40 percent fewer liberal arts majors. Salaries for degree holders with varying majors and degrees are projected to remain steady despite cutbacks.
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Northwestern University
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Kissinger vows U S will not abandon Asia in policy
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told the Japan Society dinner that despite reverses in Indochina the United States will not turn away from Asia or shift priority to Europe. He urged continued detente with China and the Soviet Union while opposing foreign pressure via power blackmail in Asia and signaled possible engagement with Communist Vietnam and Cambodia if their policies moderate. He also proposed Japan join U S research into new energy forms and nuclear fuel production.
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Sand dunes choke Southern California highways as winds ease
In two Southern California regions motorists battled sand covered roads and dust storms blamed for a traffic death and about a dozen injuries in the Bakersfield area. Desert highways toward Las Vegas and Phoenix were re opened as winds subsided, though dust clouds continued to hinder travel. A California Highway Patrol spokesman said blowing sand pelted windshields and ground paint off cars.
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Ford edges closer to candidacy for 1976 bid
President Ford moves toward a formal 1976 campaign by creating a campaign committee and filing papers with the Federal Election Commission. Georgia Republican named to head the organization. Alabama Governor Wallace says he will be involved and may announce this year.
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George C. Wallace
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The Daily Mail Footnotes and Publication Details
The Daily Mail announces its establishment in 1828 and provides contact and pricing details including telephone, address in Hagerstown Maryland, and mailing rates. It notes AP news distribution and exclusive republication rights for focal news.
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AP News
Stiff penalties urged to curb school violence
A House subcommittee hears educators and officials urge tougher criminal penalties for youth crimes. Rep Mario Biaggi and educators warn that violence in schools, including a California student gang shooting and a teacher rape, shows schools mirror streets. Officials call for stronger reporting and intervention to stem rising delinquency.
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Awas
Mario Blagg
D-N.y
Ciy
Biaggi
House Education and Labor Subcommittee
California
William L. Lucas
Los Angeles
Lucas
Gandhi Lawyer Plan Appeals to High Court in Election Case
Indira Gandhi's legal team stated they will seek an urgent Supreme Court hearing next week to appeal convictions for corrupt electoral practices from her 1971 campaign. They aim to extend a 20 day reprieve on a six year ban while the appeal proceeds, while Raj Narain's side challenged the reprieve in Allahabad.
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Associated Press
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India
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Lottery results and prize numbers from Maryland and Pennsylvania
Essex Maryland lottery says the Wednesday draw produced winning numbers 946516 with finalist 34427. Additional Maryland results list six digit 401441 five digit 77093 three digit B20 and other prizes for matching numbers. Harrisburg Pennsylvania provides Baker's Dozen Lottery numbers: three digit 640 five digit 03654 six digit 760648 with a bonus equal to the six digit.
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Con artist at 100 won’t play bingo in wit, aging tale
CHICAGO AP Joseph Yellow Kid Weil, famed con artist, turns 100 as a welfare patient in a convalescent home. He jokes he feels 70 and still enjoys looking at ladies and wine in a reflective, humor-laced reminiscence.
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Yellow Kid” Weil
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