Three New Courses On Lee College Fall Schedule
Lee College adds three new courses for the fall term including offset printing blueprint reading for pipefitters and SAVEGEIOR tire technology. Off set printing and reproduction courses run 6 50 p m on Tuesdays and Thursdays with instructor Thompson Biggers teaches blueprint reading under C Biggers. Automotive basics and electrical ignition systems run evenings with fall term start September 12 and registration the prior Wednesday and Thursday September 7 8 for classes beginning September 12.
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C. Biggers
Biggers
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Technical Vocational Office
Eight Data Processing Classes Set at Lee College Fall
Eight data processing classes are offered this fall at Lee College. Courses include Introduction to Data Processing with 11 am M W F and 5 30 pm M W, and 5 30 pm T Th sections. Unit Record Equipment Operation runs 9 am M W F and 6 50 pm T Th. Computer Programming I meets 6 50 pm M W and 9 25 am T Th. Fortran math is at 9 am M W F. Dean Walner RundeL notes affordable tuition around 50 dollars per semester, with broad foundations in data processing.
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Lee College
Walner Runde
Mesmerism Founder Faces Commission Over Hysterical Cures
In 1775 Franz Mesmer, Austrian physician, claimed a healing magnetic power in his hands to cure hysterical patients. A commission of physicians and scientists, including Benjamin Franklin, investigated him as an impostor and found little value in his methods. Mesmer lost practice and retired.
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Franz Mesmer
Mesmer
Benjamin Franklin
Phantom of the Sewers a Memphis Youth Finds Refuge
A 11 year old boy known as the Phantom of the Sewers has roamed Memphis city sewers for periods over two years. Juvenile Court officials describe him as mentally disturbed and homeless after family breakdowns. He survived on petty thefts, hiding and living underground, with police ambushing him at times and agencies vying for a solution beyond reform school.
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Memphis, Tenn
Frank McCroskey
Claude Pearson
McCroskey
MacCroskey
Protection spray used in street robbery at local store
Two men robbed store owner Mike Said of 500 dollars after spraying him in the face with a chemical cannister marketed as protection against muggers. Police seek suspects as the incident unfolds. The report also notes ancient use of artificial eyes by Egyptians dating to 2600 BCE.
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Mike Said
Said
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