Two Texas college presidents lead LC faculty mix
LC lists two state presidents on its faculty Bomby Sutphin reports Lee College hosts Dean Alter Rundell head of the Association of Texas Colleges and Universities and Alton Laird of the Texas Junior College Teachers Association. Rundell and Laird chair upcoming conventions and state meetings, with Rundell presiding at the annual meeting and overseeing accreditation talks. The Texas Junior College Teachers Association convention is slated for February 20–22 in Corpus Christi, while a Lamar event is planned for April 10–11 in Houston.
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Asociation of Texas Colleges and Universities
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Texas Junior College ‘Teachers Associaton
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Texas Junior College Teachers Association
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Bridge work to star in new international link
A planned four lane bridge between Reynosa Mexico and Hidalgo Texas moves forward with preliminary work due within 30 days. The project aims to create a major international crossing, with new customs and health offices to support the expected increase in cross border traffic.
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Reynosa
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Border Wage and Job Conferences Held by Pan Am Petroleum
The article notes two border wage and job conferences announced by Pan American Petroleum, with participants including officials from the AFL CIO and U.S. labor agencies. Evans mentions the meetings set for October 3 and October 24 in Brownsville. A Pan Am Petroleum official cites aims to combat wage evasion tied to an Iranian oil concession lease.
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AFL
CIO
Evans
HLS
Brown
Department of Lafulsa
U.S. Dist
Brownsvile
Meallen
Luther Bohanan
Pan American Petroleum
Former Presidents gain Senate address privilege
The Senate passed a resolution granting ex presidents the right to address the body at any time, a gesture reflecting shifting views on their role. The plan, pushed by Senator Pell, stops short of making ex leaders voting members, noting pensions of 25000 dollars and staff allowances exist, with Truman and Kennedy already on the Senate floor.
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GE Boss Steps Down On Dec 21
Ralph J Cardiner, who led General Electric to high profits, will retire December 21 at 63 to focus on citrus and cattle in Florida. Gerald LoPaillipe becomes GE board chairman. Fred Borch appointed president and exec VP of operations. The story notes past price fixing probes and penalties in the electrical goods industry.
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