European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 9, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 2 the stars and stripes sunday october 9, 1977 they really turn on the secretaries five of the top ten most exciting men selected by the National secretaries association Are from left to right come Dian Mel Brooks actor Steve Mcqueen St. Louis cardinals baseball player Lou Brock former Secretary of state Henry Kissinger and los Angeles rams quarterback Joe Namath. A photo Secre far is list 10 Mdse exciting american men new York a the National secretaries association has chosen four entertainers three government figures two athletes and one businessman As the 10 most exciting men in the Survey released thursday listed the top 10, in no particular order As Energy chief James Schlesinger comedian Mel 250 offend Day forum Brooks Singer Tom Jones los Angele mayor Tom Bradley former Secretary of state Henry Kissinger talk show Host Mike Douglas actor Steve Mcqueen los Angeles rams quarterback Joe Namath St. Louis cardinals baseball player Lou Brock and Cutty Sark Board chairman Edward a. Horrigan. Bernice Silver president of the group chapter in los Angeles noted secretaries would like to have Schle Singer for a Boss because once he plugs himself in at the office an atmosphere of super Energy travels throughout the build if Kissinger can handle countries so effectively he should be Able to do the same with a Namath has sexy yet Boyish harm Bradley exhibits leadership Quality and Mcqueen offers Brooks Secretary would have difficulty taking dictation because she d be holding her sides with teens called special living in special time Byrlea Larkin staff write Berchtesgaden Germany is about 250 teens attending the Usa eur Day dependent youth activities forum Here Learned that they Are special people living in a very special time. Speakers who addressed the group i opening sessions saturday at the general Walker hotel stressed the changes an challenges that life offers these children of the space theme for the Columbus Day week end forum is direction 77 with workshop Sand discussions focusing on career possibilities and vocational guidance and Prepa ration. In your lifetime you will see permanent manned space stations and perhaps eve space colonies keynote speaker Lowell Zyller a Nasa management adviser to the european space Agency Esa in Bremer Haven told his audience. How will you face this future what will your role in this world be he asked. Zoller whose work with Esa deals wit the development of the space lab to be used in the . Space shuttle program said the space shuttle will open up an entire new Frontier bringing about even greater changes than the completion of the trans Continental Railroad in the . There Are careers today which did exist at the time of your birth. Maybe the Job you will get does t exist Zoller advised the Young people to dedicate yourselves and work he said the world will not be waiting with open arms. You will have to " prove yourselves discipline yourselves and work . Peter Becker from the economic and commercial Section of the . Consulate in Frankfurt also mentioned the technological advances in contemporary society in his remarks to the Young people who rep resented 55 Day year 2000 is expected to be As Dif Ferent from 1977 As 1977 is from the year1800." the changes will mean an increase i service oriented jobs and by 1985, 50 per cent of the work Force will be employed instills not yet invented he said. You must build skills which can be used and keep your Eye on Job opportunities and be aware of trends and develop ments Becker Day of the generalist without hard skills for the Job Market is during the past 20 years Many College graduates without a marketable skill have been with out work he said. He mentioned anthropology As an example stating there would be Only 250 Job openings in that Field from no until 1985. Becker advised Liberal arts students Totake courses in statistics or computer technology something that can be shifted into a marketable skill. He feels future career opportunities will be different yet More interesting rewarding and fulfil new tobacco substitute cigarettes Flop in . London a the Battle for Brit Ain s 22 million smokers has ended with the defeat of the new tobacco substitute cigarettes a Mere three months after they were introduced. The first to fall . And . Wills part of the giant Imperial group announced Friday that they will put the Torch to 100 million of the cigarettes which con Tain a cellulose and tobacco mixture at Acost of $787,500. A spokesman for the company said that the firm was cutting its losses after the new brands there were 11 in All Cap tured less than two per cent of the producers of the new smoking material Nam cigarettes players and Gallagher said they had a similar problem and were considering a similar solution. Only one firm rothmans was unaffected by the slow sales of the cigarettes which were launched july 1 amid a $7-Mil-lion advertising Campaign. Rothmans has been Able to capture a Quarter of Britain sism Market a spokesman said. The Only Way anybody is going to burnout cigarettes is to buy them across the counter and Light them up said a Roth mans spokesman. Nam cigarettes came on the Market after 20 years of research and develop ment costing $122 million. Manufacturer claim they contain no nicotine and com pared with tobacco produces much Les Star. And a less irritant smoke but they Cany a government health warning proportion of cellulose substitute to tobacco varies from 25 per cent to 40 per cent according to Brand and they Are priced the same As Normal cigarettes. Frankfurt Book fair opens wednesday Frankfurt is the 29th Frank Furt International Book fair will be held oct. 12-17. Some 4,506 publishers from 75 countries will be showing some 84,000 new publications during this year s fair which will Bethe largest fair to Date. Besides the heavily represented coun tries of Eastern and Western Europe and North and South America this year s fair will see stronger representation from Turkey and India. The traditional special exhibition this year will be dedicated to the work of this year s recipient of the peace prize awarded by the German booksellers foun Dation polish philosopher Leszek Kola 16,18 and 21 and buses 32, 33 and 50, plus the special Book fair Street car marked a will take you from the Center of town to the Fairgrounds beginning at noon. The third morning speaker trustee Goode career Counselor at the Stuttgart american High school told the teen Ager they Are very special people. You Are different than kids in the states she said. In addition to the advantages of living in Europe you have a military dependents who move frequently Learned to adapt Well to new situations an make friends easily. You Are military kids. When you make it you Are the Goode said of preparing for the future it is important to know who you Are. To find this out consider aptitude interests needs and goals. In other words learn what you Are Good at what you like what you need and want when thinking about saturday afternoon sessions dealt with employment preparation. There were workshops on interviews careers and re Sumes. A great jeans contest High lighted the evening Agenda. The teen forum with representative from Germany England Belgium and Italy and special representatives from the Canadian base at Lahr is schedule to end sunday evening with a Talent show and banquet. Temperatures l h32 56 58 7564 85 43 5047 63 53 7551 63 65 8945 68 42 5056 75 34 4041 60 45 60 91 43 5240 45 40 5857 76 43 60s3 70 44 5546 51 42 6146 59 47 7835 59 63 8738 58 43 6648 52 47 55 Albany Albuquerque Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Billings Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Burlington Casper Charleston . Charleston . Charlotte Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnat Cleveland Columbia . Columbus Dallas it. 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