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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1971

Page

8

New Vocational Nursing Class Planned at Lee College

Lee College in August plans a 52 week vocational nursing program with 20 weeks preclinical and 30 weeks clinical training in three Baytown hospitals. Applicants aged 18 to 30 with a high school diploma or equivalency and citizenship status may enroll. Contact the technical vocational office at 427-5811 ext 314 for forms and information.

Lee College Mamie Lea Reeder LC School of Vocational Nursing United States Baytown

Thousands To Lose Postal Jobs Soon

Washington sources say 2,000 to 3,000 postal workers mostly in management will be laid off under a plan to consolidate 15 regional offices into four sectional offices and a New York City unit. Blount cited as saying excess management will take early retirement with severance. unions not affected. Four regional HQs to be in Philadelphia Memphis Chicago and San Francisco.

Washington Congressional Postal Affairs U.S. Postal Service Winton M. Blount House Senate Post Office Committee Postal Committee Blount Postal Service New York City Philadelphia Memphis Chicago San Francisco

State Fair Found Document Reveals 1868 Concession Bid

A handwritten writ and related papers from 1868, tied to the Agricultural and Mechanical Fair Association, were found in a Dallas area collection. Howard G. Richards of Farmers Branch notes his grandfather bid $24 to W. W. Peak to win concessions. The 104 year old document is bank locked and insured for 15,000. Earliest fair-owned documents date to 1888.

Dallas The Fair Association Richards

Baytown GI Honored By Army Paper

Sp 4 John Durham, Vietnam Bureau chief at Stars and Stripes Saigon, named enlisted man of the quarter. A Rice University and Stanford journalism alumnus, he previously edited the Ft McClellan base newspaper and has served with Stripes since November 1970.

John Durham Vietnam the Stars and Stripes Tokyo John W. Durham Inwood Durham Saigon Ft. McClellan Ala Rice University Houston Stanford University

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