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Slouching Toward France
US News and World Report - 'This much is certain: the welfare state as we know it cannot survive." So Charles Murray writes in the Wall Street Journal in an article on his new book, In Our Hands . "No serious student of entitlements thinks that we can let federal spending on

Johnson Controls Cuts Jobs In Michigan
WISN Milwaukee - HOLLAND, Mich. -- Johnson Controls is cutting about 300 jobs at its operations in Holland, Mich. The Milwaukee-based auto parts maker said Tuesday it is reducing administrative, managerial, engineering and technical staff at its technical center and

Chirac surrenders jobs contract after mass protests
Salt Lake Tribune - French Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin gives a speech in Paris. French President Jacques Chirac's office earlier said a new plan focusing on youths from troubled backgrounds will replace the "first job contract," which would have made it easier

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Wisconsin State Journal - Andrea Hoerr got a degree in languages while Deb Uebersetig was a stay-at-home mom. Today, both work in information technology - Hoerr at TDS Telecom and Uebersetig at American Family Insurance. "I found out I really enjoyed working with computers

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Anchorage Daily News - Member Services Representative Are you looking for a challenging career, a place for advancement and incentive programs? If so, do you possess a business-like demeanor, cash handling, ten-key and keyboarding experience? Alaska USA is currently

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Channel 3000 - Madison, Wisconsin has been rated one of "America's Best Places to Live and Work". Madison is rich in diversity, strong in academic excellence, full of recreational activites and a major destination for meetings and conventions. Come to Madison where

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Norman Transcript - Samantha Broach is faced with picking a career. There are 145 million jobs within numerous career paths in the American economy - not including those on the farm. Selection is a daunting task for the Norman, Okla., high school junior, even for