Notre Dame student to study in Innsbruck Austria
Tim Piesch, a Notre Dame electrical engineering and German major, will spend a year in Innsbruck Austria to study German liberal arts courses at the University of Innsbruck. He departs August 17 after five weeks of summer school in Salzburg and will join 39 other Notre Dame students.
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Jody Jimnies
Tim Piesch
Austria
University of Innsbruck
Innsbruck
Piesch
Notre Dame Electrical Engineering
Salzburg
Notre Dame
German girl visits Aiken through Rotary Exchange
Martina Korbmacher of Peine Germany visits Aiken as part of the Rotary Club Exchange Program staying with Herbert J. Gladden Jr. and family. She speaks English, comments on U S life, and will travel to New York before returning to Germany August 2.
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Jody Jimnies
United States
Martina Korbmacher
Peine
Germany
Martina
Aiken
Herbert J. Gladden Jr
Rotary Club
Gladden
Inman
Clemson
New York
Colorado Enters Second Century
Colorado marks its 100th year and faces a growing influx of visitors and new residents. Officials anticipate up to three million tourists this summer to tour the Rockies and explore towns from Cripple Creek to Estes Park while balancing concerns over nerve gas removal, radiation at Rocky Flats, and evolving regulation.
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Rocky Ford
Colo
Colorado
Rockies
Mercury
Cripple Creek
Estes Park
Lake Granby
Tom Amerson Granted Grandfather Mountain Tour Wish
Nine year old Tom Amerson nearly blind from Schildres disease toured Grandfather Mountain in Linville North Carolina. He crossed the Mile High Swinging Bridge petted Mildred the bear and played with a five week old fawn during the visit arranged by Rep. William G Hefner and guided by Grandfather Mountain developer Hugh Morton. Doctors say the illness is terminal and will leave him paralyzed in two months. His brother Wendall 12 also suffers the disease and another brother Jesse died from it in 1973.
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Linville
N.C
Tom Amerson
Tom
Grandfather Mountain
Mildred
Afton Amerson
Kannapolis
William G. Hefner
Dn.c
Hugh Morton
Morton
National Institute of Health
Bethesda
Wendall
Amerson
Jesse
North Carolina
Wild mustang protection sparks adopt-a-horse push
In Grand Junction Colorado AP report the federal Interior Department rolls out adopt a horse to curb starving mustangs after strong laws. The program aims to relieve overpopulation and uses television ads though owners face challenges with a mustang’s delicate temperament making home adoption difficult at times.
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Grand Junction, Colo
Department of the Interior
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