Businesses guide Camp Gary Job Corps training plans
The Camp Gary Job Corps center in San Marcos Texas, largest in the nation, is advised by Opportunities Inc a nonprofit with top firms in aeronautics food processing automotives and more to tailor practical industry aligned coursework. About two dozen firms help shape curricula and provide placement insight for graduates aiming at specific jobs.
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Collins Radio Co
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Detroit
Anti Bug Pill May Soon Keep You Free Of Bites
New York AP reports scientists, describing a possible anti bug pill, aim to alter skin to repel mosquitoes ticks and other pests. Researchers cite potential protection for soldiers travelers and outdoor enthusiasts as work continues on skin acting agents and longer lasting repellents.
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Fort Worth Hosts State Bar Meetings This Week
Fort Worth hosts the annual four day State Bar convention drawing about 4000 lawyers. American Bar Association president Lewis Powell Jr. of Richmond is among 50 speakers. State Bar president Joyce Cox of Houston presides as Clint Small Jr. of Austin becomes president and John Shock of Dallas as vice president. WW. Shafter of Odessa named president-elect.
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Houston
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Odessa
Rebels, OAS to Meet on Free Elections Plan
Dominican rebels planned to meet today with the OAS mediation committee to present amendments to the plan for Dominican elections. Both rebels and the rival junta support the OAS framework calling for a provisional government, elections under OAS supervision within six to nine months, armed forces back in barracks, and surrender of civilian arms. General Antonio Imbert Barrera said there would be no counter proposals. A rebel negotiator released Charles E. Monday, who told reporters he wandered drunk into the rebel zone.
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Houston Negroes Take Beep To City Hall
Civil rights leaders led more than 250 marchers in Houston demanding school integration across all grades by fall. Rev William Lawson of People for Ungrading Schools said city hall is the center of political power and met Mayor Louie Welch after the group pressed the issue. The school board set 1980 as the final desegregation date, accelerating the timeline previously promised.
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San Antonio Woman Dies in Crash by Air Base Area
A San Antonio woman was killed when her car struck a light pole in a gas station parking area west of Lackland Air Force Base. The vehicle tipped end over end into a field and burned, with her husband sustaining rib fractures.
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