Blind Newscaster Faces Tough Racket In TV News
St Louis AP reports John Weidlich, 26, blind, works as a writer editor and co assignment editor at LPLR TV. He now anchors three five minute morning newscasts as part of a 242 hour variety talk show, wearing sunglasses during all broadcasts.
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Six From LC At Sessions In Austin
Lee College officials including the president dean and four regents attended the 32nd Annual Conference of the Texas Junior College Board Members and Administrators in Austin. Attendees were Dr. Raymond Cleveland Dean Jim Sturgeon D A Boatright Sam Bramlett Cheney Coker and Dr. Henry Dismukes. Topics covered financing nontraditional students new colleges vocational and technical teachers counselors and supervisors and career programs.
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Surgeon's World insights from Dr William A Nolen
HT Rly exclusive excerpts reveal what medicine looks like from the doctor's side. Dr William A Nolen discusses human limits, death, and the impact of new education philosophies on doctors. He details daily emergencies and the pressures faced by specialists behind the mask.
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People Quiz Homemaking
John E. Gibson hosts this week’s Family Week LY True-False Quiz on homemaking as a psychologically complex area of human activity. Test your knowledge against experts’ studies of what it takes to make a home.
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