Ewing Joins Sul Ross Staff in Business Administration
Stephen Ewing, a Baylor MBA graduate and British citizen, is named instructor of Business Administration at Sul Ross College for the fall. He earned a 1965 BS in General Business from Howard Payne College, worked with Sperry and Son Co. and Amatore Copper Corp. in New York, and served in Baylor Library while pursuing graduate studies. He is single and a Methodist.
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Stephen Ewing
Baylor University
Sul Ross College
Norman L. McNeil
Sperry and Son Co
Amatore Copper Corp
New York City
Baylor
Baylor Library
Biving
The
Methodist Church
Food Stamp program cuts purchase for low income families
The Texas Department of Public Welfare and USDA announce Sept 1 changes to food stamp coupons. The per person monthly purchase drops from 50 cents to 25 cents in the lowest income bracket, enabling a six member family to obtain $7 in coupons after spending $3. Counties with nutrition programs praised for expanding buying power. About 39 stores in Jeff Davis, Brewster, Presidio and Terrell counties authorized to accept coupons.
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Alpine
Texas Department of Public Welfare
Consumer and Marketing Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture Agency
USDA
John R. Boyd
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Presidio
Terrell Counties
Wiley M. Ward
Boyd
Terrell
Jeff Davis, Brewster, Presidio
Krenek Attends National Economics Institute
Sul Ross State College history instructor Harry Krenek joined 36 college faculty members from 22 states in a six week Institute for Advanced Study in Economics at the University of Nebraska. Sponsored by the U S Office of Education under the National Defense Education Act, the program trained educators in economic thought and teaching methods. Krenek, 26, of Alpine, earned a BA from Howard Payne College and a ME in History from Southwest Texas State College.
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Harry Krenek
Sul Ross State College
Alpine
University of Nebraska
U.S. Office of Education
National Defense Education Act
Nebraska
National Joint Council On Economic Education
E.S. Wallace
Krenek
Howard Payne College
Southwest Texas State College
Drought in Jalisco Signals Risk to Mexico’s Food Supply
National Geographic warns that a drought in Jalisco, home to about 41 million people depending on its staples, could ripple nationwide. Rainfall in the state varies from 8 to 55 inches annually, threatening vital crops.
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Jalisco
Mexico
National Geographic
Life Com
Bowling CACTUS LEAGUE standings and high scores
Lone Star 8, Lujans Bar 0 Rubens Shamrock 8, Kimbells Alpine Chevron 6, Highland Drug 2 Big Bend Tele. 4, Coca Cola 4. Standings list teams Rubens Shamrock Kimbells Coca Cola Big Bend Tele. Co, Lone Star Highland Drug Alpine Chevron Lujan Bar INC. Hi game and series Duane Gooden 561 and 196. Hi team game and series Rubens Shamrock 649 and 1569.
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Cactus League
Lone Star
Lujans Bar
Rubens Shamrock
Kimbells
Alpine
Chevron
Highland Drug
Big Bend
Coca Cola
Rubens Shamrock Kimbells
Lujan Bar Inc
Duane Gooden
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