ROTC Seen As Strong Career Path For Students
ROTC programs, led by Army ROTC, gain appeal as college job markets tighten. Enrollment fell from 65 430 cadets in 1987 to 33 220 in 1973, then rose. benefits include starting salaries around 72 000 dollars, commissary privileges, and medical care. A four year reserve officer tour boosts leadership and management credentials for civilian careers.
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Bureaucratese Report Prompts Lite Jibe From Sewage Commission
A report from a sewage treatment commission is mocked for bureaucratese phrasing. The document promises to provide information on the status of a major project by listing a summary of sub projects, described as impersonal and routine.
This Day in History Highlights and Birthdays Listed
On this date 1977 marked many events from Millard Fillmore’s ascent in 1850 to Telstar’s launch in 1982. The piece notes Soviet leader Beria’s removal in 1969, army movements in 196? and other historical milestones with several birthdays including Rovellst and Jerry Mexmane.
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Millard Fillmore
Zachary Taylor
John Calvin
France
Wyoming
Union
Stelly
Elie
Laurent Beria
Merarchy
Soviet Union
Pelly Incorporation Attack Recalled From Sun Files
From the Baytown Sun files a 1937 note recalls an attack on Pelly Incorporation and a push to abolish the corporation to fund bonded indebtedness of 185 126 dollars. Vera Anehiek, city secretary, says 19 126 is due this year as part of the debt. Brownwood civic groups and officials discuss civic projects and a potential air defense volunteer effort as local community life continues.
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Vera Anehiek
Robert G. Bab Feinberg
Civic Thefense
Volumleers
Ian
Airpraft Observer Corps
GOC
Wonston
Brownwood Civic Association
Wooster Fine Slatin
Keith Dutson
Patrick Wall
Ri. Wall
Moffett Field
Naval Air Station
San Francisco
U N picks up tab for Youngs Geneva junket
A U N ambassador Aaron Young and his family vacationed in Geneva Switzerland with the United Nations paying the tab. The photo caption noted the trip on behalf of the U N. The piece critiques lavish fringe benefits and federal waste urging restraint and fiscal reform.
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U.N
Aaron Young
Geneva
Switzerland
Youngs
Stritzerland
U.S
Young
du Teaucracy
Carter
White House
Ametis Fang
Outside Glass Elevator Breaks Ground At Downtown Hotel
A San Diego hotel planned new elevators and a janitor suggested mounting one outside the building. Architects embraced the risky idea and built a glass enclosed exterior elevator, a bold breakthrough sparked by an outsider. Pastor Ravereng Schuller hosts a nationally syndicated TV program from Golden Grove.
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Baytown Sun Editor Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including Leon Brown John Warley Frog Harmon Chai rman of Board editor Wanda Orton general manager publisher and editor, with references to Coastal Publications and The Associated Press as a newspaper member, plus production and pricing notes and publication schedule across Monday to Friday and Sunday editions.
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Leon Brown
John Warley
Hamberger
Frog Harmon, Chai
Morry Wimtom Ane Cesses
Eeteeeeeeeattssineeenee Enone
PNA Mrm
Pat B. Medora
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Obessites
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Baytown
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Acti
Shamssea
Frideyard Sundiya
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Washington Report Jewish Leaders Flay Carter Mideast Stand
Washington- Jewish leaders criticizing President Carter over Middle East policy list grievances. They fault arms sales to Israel and Saudi Arabia, praise for Assad, and public handling of negotiations with Rabin. Rep Rosenthal urges restraint and warns against pressuring Israel or imposing terms from abroad. Brass Ring honors travel agent Gopal Raju for refusing rebates and keeping service despite industry shifts.
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Flay Carter
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Carter
Middle East
Israel
Gerald Ford
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Jordan
Hussein
Fahd
Syria
Hafee Assad
Assad
Palestine Liberation Organization
United Nations
Yitzhak Rabin
Menahem Begin
Foud
Mideast
Rosenthal
Lwo
Mie
Oreree
Gopal Raju
Raju
India Travel Service, Litt
Dear Dr Lamb Health Q&A on hypoglycemia and carbs
Lawrence E Lamb M D addresses a reader about breakfast blood sugar readings below normal and how to balance carbohydrates and protein. He argues the normal range is wide, notes many healthy people have low readings, and emphasizes diagnosing hypoglycemia requires symptoms with low glucose. He suggests not eliminating all carbs, aims for about 100 grams daily, and advises avoiding concentrated sweets, coffee, alcohol, and cigarettes.
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Lamb
Reaper
New England Journal of Medicine
Nealthy
Fitzsinons Army Medical Center
Journal of American Medical Assoy
Bible Verse Fragment From Lamentations Readings
Fragmentary OCR notes cite lines from Lamentations chapter one verse one and two about affliction under wrath, darkness, and abandonment. The readable text is incomplete and mixed with punctuation errors.
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