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...president for Administration and a former hotel administrator, has saved the University a great deal of money--Food Services and the University Press--at the expense of making some enemies on the House staffs. (For his work on Food Services and Buildings and Grounds, Hall has been dubbed "Super Janitor" in some circles...
...night of the breakin, a janitor reported that he had found two men who spoke Cuban-style Spanish, dressed as mailmen, in Fielding's waiting room. They explained that they were leaving a suitcase for Fielding; then they left. Fielding later told police that the suitcase, which had disappeared, did not belong...
...Vietnamese band played ruffles and flourishes, USARV'S blue banner was furled and stuffed into a canvas bag for eventual shipment to the Pentagon, and the few U.S. generals in attendance slipped through the doors. The ceremony had taken just 20 minutes. The last man out, a Vietnamese janitor, turned off the lights...
Tufts cited three more attempted rapes, the beating of a janitor by thieves. and an attempt to steal $7000 in student property. "foiled by police...
Analyst Henle blames the structure of the U.S. job market. The number of high-paying jobs, such as engineer, computer programmer and upper-level civil servant, he finds, has increased, and salaries in those categories have risen markedly. But the number of very low-paying jobs-janitor, dishwasher and hospital orderly, for example-has not declined. Henle gives two reasons: an influx over the past few years of postwar babies, who despite generally higher educational levels act as a drag on the lower end of the job market, and an increase in women and part-time workers, who often command...