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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1972
Page
6
Col. Melvin N. Glantz announced the August draft for Texas with First Priority Selection Group numbers 75 or lower set for induction in August. The plan increases lottery numbers from July and projects about 500 Texas inductions, with eight in the local board area.
At the Permian Basin Oil Show in October, visitors will see a Boomtown area with antique oil equipment gathered from West Texas and New Mexico. A huge wooden derrick and hand made pieces highlight the historic display alongside modern exhibits drawing 350000+ attendees.
Cooperative efforts of University of Texas minority students and Division of Student Affairs staff yield Ethnic Student Services program to operate by September 1 as part of the Dean of Students Office. Two coordinators will be chosen to lead the program and help minority students maximize access to campus services.
OC officials remind students entering Odes sa College to provide signed physician or clinic affidavits proving immunizations. Texas rules require tetanus and diphtheria within ten years for all students, and oral polio doses for those under 19. Affidavits and statements must be shown at pre registration for fall or during second summer term. fall pre registration is underway, with second term starting July 17.
Peggy Blair stands as perhaps Sul Ross State University’s lone history graduate who never attended Alpine classes, using the Permian Basin Graduate Center to complete two years of study in Odessa and Midland. PBGC funds a campusless program that has enrolled well over 4,000 since its founding, offering courses through local spaces and importing professors from several universities.
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