Higher Education Seeks Big Increase in State Funding
Coordinating Board for Texas Colleges and Universities pushes nearly 160 million dollars more in 1967-68 appropriations. Total system spending would reach 429.1 million with 52.8 million for public junior colleges. Doctoral programs limited to UT, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, and University of Houston. North Texas State and Texas Woman's University may continue current degrees. Arlington State College could offer joint doctoral degrees with Denton institutions. law, medical programs redefined. Junior colleges to provide full two year transfers plus technical and continuing education. Seven schools to share 7.097 million federal matching funds for undergrad projects: SFA, SHSU, SWT, Texas Tech, Lamar Tech, Southwestern Assemblies of God, UH.
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Vern Sanford
Texas Press Association
Coordinating Board For Texas Colleges and Universities
University of Texas
Texas Agm University
Texas Technological College
University of Houston
North Texas State University
Texas Woman's University
Denton
Arlington State College
Fort Worth-Dallas
Texas Tech
Office of Education
Stephen F. Austin State College
Sam Houston State College
Southwest Texas State College
Texas Technological University
Lamar State College of Technology
Southwestern Assemblies of God College
Local FFA calves fetch top price at El Paso show
H L Kokernot Jr paid 30 cents per pound for Paul Weyerts 4th place calf and returned it for resale. He then paid 20 cents for Weyerts 5th place calf and gave it back to Alpine FFA. The item also notes missing Lt Eugene Ellis and local civic updates including cemetery officers and soil conservation meeting invites.
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Avalanche
H.L. Kokernot Jr
FFA
el Paso
Paul Weyerts
Paul
Alpine Ffa
Amblin Around: New Football Coach Arrives in Sweetwater
Joe Boyd will move to Sweetwater as head football coach and will share a neighborhood with Milton Pate, father of Alpine patrolman Jean Pate. Subscriptions note from Neva Joe Robinson of Tucson praises Alpine and its people. City Judge Mac Ament reports a warm reception at a North American Judges Association meeting in Birmingham with her son Gene visiting from Montgomery. A quoted exchange involves Governor Giles and Patrick Henry on a bobtail politician humor note.
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Joe Boyd
Sweetwater
Milton Pate
Jean Pate
Alpine
Xe Neva Joe Robinson
Tucson
Ariz
Avalanche
Mac Ament
North American Judges Association
Birmingham
Ala
United States
Canada
Gene
Montgomery
Jutice Marshall
U.S. Supreme Court
Giles
Virginia
Patrick Henry
Gile
Rich Henry
Patric
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Eugene Ellis
Su! Ross
U.S. Army Air Forces
England
Stella Harkins
Brownfleh
Texas
Alpine Cemetery Associaton
C.G. Morrison
J.nez
W.E. Miller
D.S. Barker
Neexas
Automobile
State Soil Conservation Service
W.W. Kelly
Brewster County
Rotary Club
T.B. Davis
Pekin
Davis
Earl Fallis
Border Patrol
New Mexico
Donald Gentry
Mission
J.C. Epperson
Gov. Baines
Los Angeles
David L.kokernot
Army Air Forces
Marathon News
Ed Todd
Jack Todd
Toxid
Camp Swift
Wallace Chambery
Alex Frietag
Jim Green
Francisco Grano
Fort Bliss
Marathon School Board
Conay Wye
Subs I
Emma Rath Partridge
Dadie Stillwell
Mnner Sud
Stillwell
Gene Marchini
Freddie Helm
Ted Shirwcutty
Ralph Ady
Larry Cribs
Mrs. Butts
Fern McKinney
Barat
Sundey
Iaterroon
Riviera
LB Ranch
Ravel
Rush Reservation
Lakeway Inn and Marina
Tol Lakeway
Austin
Amblin
Jem Glasscock
Ealdiney Avalanche
Alpine Avalanche
N. St.St
P.O
Congress
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Presidio Sounties
James W. Glasscock
Mrs
Jean Glasscock
Hallie Stillwell
Big Bend Park
Fort Davis
West Texas Press Associa Ign
Business
Trans-Pecos Abstract Company
Ellyson-Guarantee Abstract Company
Big Bend Abstract Co
6Th St
F. J. Ellyson
Tire Service
Tire Shop
Box
W. Holland Ay
Storey - Whiteside Lumber Co
Optometrist
Thomas L. Coats
Paone
Electrolux
James Mapes
Joe Green
Crawford
Agency
General Insurance
Buffy
W. Holland
Im Francois Agency
Asuranc
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