Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, July 11, 1973, Page 4, Image 4

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THE
BEAT
a"la*modie*
Sweet Release
appearing Mondays
Engineer
shortage
becoming
serious
Add engineers to the list of shortages.
And put them near the top, says the dean of
engineering at Oregon State University,
(OSU) because the shortages won’t be easily
or quickly solved. Engineers will play im
portant roles too, he noted, in overcoming
some of the other shortage problems such as
lack of power.
Dean Fred Burgess points out that the
engineer shortage “is becoming evident
already and will be serious by 1976.” 'Hie
reasons: declining engineering enrollments
and increasing national needs.
“Hie manpower shortage can be predicted
simply by counting numbers,” Burgess
states.
In 1970. there were about 260,000 students
enrolled in U.S. engineering schools. That
number has now dropped to just over 200,000.
In 1972, there were 44,150 bachelor of
science degrees awarded in engineering. By
1976. the number will drop to just under
30,000—a figure that can be forecast with
accuracy since all of these students are now
in school.
“National manpower projections suggest
that the nation’s industries and governmental
agencies will need 48,000 new engineering
graduates in 1976. Put that figure alongside
the 30,000 to be graduated and you get more
than 1^ jobs for every graduate,” he con
tinued.
“The 1976 engineering graduates will find
excellent job opportunities but 1976 em
ployers will find slim pickings,” the OSU
engineering leader notes.
CITY LICENSE NO. 007366
SALE OPEN
Wed. 10 AM to 5:30
HERE'S THE STORY:
The BLOK III premises have been CLOSED fra- the
past THREE DAYS!
The LIQUIDATION & DISPOSAL SALE OF ALL
merchandise and fixtures is mandatory to CLOSE OUT
TO THE BARE WALLS in the shortest time poassible
IT IS JUST A MATTER OF DAYS until the doors must
close and remodelling started for an all new store to
come.
SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY
10 AM to 5:30 PM
THI R — FRIDAY — SATURDAY, .10 AM to 5:30 PM
TOTAL AND FINAL
DISPOSAL
SALE
MUST BE MADE IN JUST A MATTER OF DAYS
Wide Wale Corduroy
H. D. LEE
PANTS
Reg. $12.00
Long - Long
DRESSES
Reg $34.95
$5“
Double Knit Orion Cardigan
GOLF
SWEATERS
Reg $15.00 §4*9
Ladies’
BERMUDA
SHORTS
Reg. to $8.50
22* EACH
ENTIRE STOCK
Double Knit FLARE
DRESS
PANTS
Sizes 34 to 4€ ^099
Reg. ‘65 to ‘85
Double Knit Men's
SPORT
COATS
SIZES SHORTS, REG.
AND LONGS 38 to 44
FIXTURES
is Gloss Cases
✓'Mannekins
^Tables
Make Offer
LIQUIDATION AND DISPOSAL SALE ON
Former Premises of
BLOK III SiSST
BankAmemcmd
1233 ALDER ST.