THE BATTALION
TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1977
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ob seminar ends tonight
usiness job seekers
ihould attend seminar
Students find Carter fairer
Sun Theatres
j.The College of Business Student
(mncil will end its first career
ninar tonight in Texas A&M Uni-
jrsity’s Student Center. Today’s
ogram will begin at 7 p.m. and
wll include talks on job placement
and training programs by represent-
at ves of twelve state and national
ns. The program will be aimed at
(idents in mangagement, finance,
ounting and marketing.
|Council members began plans in
ftober for the two-day seminar ac-
jrding to council member Stuart
ngsbery.
|“The idea was to fill the informa-
|n gaps between student and em-
jjyer in a wide variety of business
|lds,” junior accounting major
ngsbery said.
|“It seems the A&M job place-
Jmt office is one of the best-kept
prets on campus,” he said, “and
this hopefully annual event will give
valuable information to business
pregraduates.”
Joe Silva of the Dale Carnegie In
stitute began the 21-speaker semi
nar yesterday afternoon with a palk
on human relations and stressed
criticism as one of the roadblocks in
business careers.
The next introductory speaker,
Louis VanPelt of the Placement Of
fice, spoke of that office s services as
a “must” for job seekers and said,
“Not enough students even know
where the placement office is.”
The balance of yesterday eve
ning’s program included talks by
eight Texas businessmen from vari
ous industries.
Interested business students
should call the College of Business
office at 845-4711 for details of to
night’s program.
United Press International
LUBBOCK — A National Student
Lobby spokesman says he feels
youth problems will get a fairer hear-
ing from President Carter than
former President Ford because of
what he described as Ford’s “Cold
War mentality.”
“We view him (Carter) as a defi
nite improvement over President
Ford,” said David Rosen, legislative
director of the NSL.
“There was really a Cold War
mentality between the Ford Admin
istration and the students, given the
vetoes of budget appropriations for
student aid over the last two years.
“We don’t expect the veto
fights in the Carter Administration,
although we are keeping an open
and skeptical mind to it. We do not
yet know his committment to full
funding basic grant programs.
That’s one thing we re pushing very
hard on this spring.”
About 50 students from univer-
Screaming Jogger burglarizes bank
asked for change for a $5 bill.
When the teller opened her cash
drawer, Ragona said, the jogger let
San Francisco (UPI) — Police are
looking for a bank robber who uses a
blood-curdling scream as a weapon.
Inspector Sal Ragona said Friday
that a jogger entered a savings and
loan branch in the financial district,
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out a loud scream. The teller
jumped away from the drawer. The
jogger scooped up $1,100 and trot
ted away, melting into the crowd.
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sities across the United States were
at Texas Tech Friday discussing
state and national legislation affect
ing campuses with representatives
of the federal Office of Education.
The NSL met in November
with President Carter and “at that
time he said he advocated a massive
intern program to bring students to
Washington,” Rosen said.
HEW to review
Medicaid money
paid to doctors
New Orleans (UPI) — A team
from the Department of Health,
Education and Welfare will arrive in
Louisiana January 31 to conduct a
two week review of Medicaid pay
ments to doctors to determine if any
are being made improperly.
The study, and a similar study of
prescription payments already
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day by Roy Westerfield, head of the
state Office of Family Services.
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