Missionary engineer Frank Vandegrift dies at 87 in Aiken
Frank Vandegrift, a 15 year old at a religious retreat who became an industrial missionary in the Belgian Congo, Kenya, and later directed Auburn University’s cooperative education program, died March 27 at his home in Aiken. He led coops, won the Schneidler Award, and influenced SRS and Education boards.
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Washington analysis shows the top 2 percent pay 40 percent of income taxes and the top 29 percent cover 90 percent. The bottom 60 percent pay zero percent while the Earned Income Tax Credit grants cash relief. Liberal plans would raise spending and the tax cut would mainly aid the wealthy, critics say. sauwoerterman is ener of staff for Rep. Joseph R. Pitts.
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Diversity in College Admissions and the Powell Standard
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