UT system builds fees rise. North Texas plan eyed
Midland AP reports UT system raises student building use fees to 35 dollars per semester next year, up from 9 in Austin 7 in El Paso and 25 in Arlington, with dorm rates 72 to 132 for nine months. Regents study enrollment limits and a North Texas expansion absorbing SCAS with a Dallas office and UT Center for Advanced Studies in Dallas.
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Midland
Tex
University of Texas
North Texas
Harry Ransom
Austin
Arlington
EL Paso
Arlingon
Rick Keeton
Houston
Keeton
Regents
Frank Erwin
Ransom
College Coordinating Board
Regents of
Texas A&m
Uti Medical
Dental
UT System
Erwin
James Newcomer
Texas Christian University
Newcomer
TCU
Southern Methodism
North Texas State University
Texas Womans
University
Southwest Center For Advanced Studies
Dallas
SCAS
University of Texas In
Texas College and University Coordinating Board
Plaa
University of Texas System
Southwest Center
University of ‘Texas Center For Advanced Studies
Dalles
University of Texas At Arlington
Southwestern Medical School
Memorial Stadium
Roger H. Jenswold
Permanent University Fund
Courtesy Card Buys Made Here On Pasadenan
Pasadena police report Friday card thefts involving L. W. Blackwell. A stolen credit card was used at Ernie's Mobil Station and another Mobil on West Alexander Drive in Baytown to buy cleaning products, a battery, and services totaling 109.01 dollars. Officers J. A. Snow and Don Hasten investigated.
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Pasadena
Baytown
L. W. Blackwell
Ernie
Mobil
Texas
Alexander Drive
Blackwell
Ernie's Station
North Alexander Drive
J. A. Snow OT
Don Hasten
Remarkable facts from history and industry
The text notes that the United States and China are the leading soybean producers and that soybeans appear in over a hundred products from plastics to fire-fighting foam. It also credits the Romans with developing the bathing technique and bath houses.
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United States
China
Anahuac Refuge Manager Attends Albuquerque Meet
Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge manager Russell W. Clapper and Brazoria Refuge manager Raymond J. Fleetwood attended a week long conference of refuge managers in the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife southwestern region. The Albuquerque gathering drew 48 managerial personnel from eight states with speakers including Noble E. Buell and Robert Scott. Workshops covered personnel management habitat management and Leopold Report. Panel discussions addressed procurement funds accounting and reporting.
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Anahuac
Russel W. Clapper
Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge
Raymond J. Bleetwood
Brazoria, National Wildlife Refuge
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Albuquerque
Bureau
Noble E. Buell
Robert Scott
Division of Wildlife Refuges
William T. Krummel
Clapper
Fleetwood
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Milton L. Wood
West Houston
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Tuy Hoa Afb
Vietnam
Wood
Robert E. Lee High School
Tuy Hoa
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance Co
Park ST
Gpp
K-Mart
Pasadenan
Brandt
Thomasville
Mersman
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Horth Pruett
PHL
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Crosby
Lackland Air Force Base
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AF Technical Training Center
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