More Aid to College Students Said To Boost U S Potential
A policy statement by the American Association of Land-Grant Colleges and State Universities and the State Universities Assn argues against shifting costs to students. It defends low cost public higher education and calls for expanded state support to preserve access, noting rising enrollments, faculty salaries, and tuition elsewhere.
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U.S
New York
American Association of Land-Grant Colleges and State Universities
State Universities Assn
Washington
Puerto Rico
America
Ihee
Hugher
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Berkshire Streets and Counties
A series of property transactions listed includes Vinnie and Goodsell gaining a parcel on Vo ard Viola KK VacHaffie and a lot on Caroline Street. Nobu Co and Barbara Mo Streit selling to Robert A and Mus Bo Mogae hte. a house and lot on Baldwin Avenue in Pittsfield to Athert C and Joan Mo Hasford. a property on OF ve Avenue Cus of Pinfield to 1dward Con Tex iso. parcels on Burke Avenue G Clellan Turner to Olive Herma Huktanen. Center Pond Becket parcel from Frank V and Marguerite G Papa to Lt Karl Seith Jr and Louie B Seth. a house and lot on Edward Avenue from dames A and Gladys C Vi Cahe by mortgagee to Lee Savings Bank. a house and seat on Walker Street from Lenn Dale Roberts and Ruth M Brosa to Robert Woo and Anne Wo Stetson. a house and lot on New Lenox Road Lenox from Richard F and Hielen R Zopf to Lowe and Rose K Novaris. an Appleton Avenue lot in John Vachinsky Albany NY to Catherine Ackhart in Pisfield.
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Dames A and
Gladys C Vi
Lee Savings Bank
Walker Street
Lenn Dale
Keiderling leaves for Lackland for basic training
Otis Wayne Keiderling, son of Mr and Mrs Conrad Keiderling, heads to Lackland Air Force Base Texas for basic training. His June Springfield Trade School graduation and a dinner hosted by Miss Shirley Hardy in Tolland are noted. The Cowell family reunion drew 55 to the community room of the church, and Carl Diller of Angola was mentioned.
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Wayne Keiderling
Conrad Keiderling
Lackland Air Force Base
Tex
Keiderling
Springfield Trade School
Shirley Hardy
Tolland Ife
Cowell
Carl Diller
Angola
Conn Polio Cases Triple 1958 Total
Connecticut polio cases rose to 96 up from 32 a year ago the state health department reported a Hartford man aged 24 with slight paralysis was hospitalized last Friday. An Africa speaker will address Congregational Church on Tuesday Oct 20.
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Hartford
Conn
UPD
Connecticut
State Health Department
GE Proposes Cheap Sea Water to Fresh Water Conversion
GE anticipates proving a low cost method to distill salt water into pure water at its Burlington Vermont plant. If ongoing tests succeed the New England Council reports the tube distillation needs less equipment maintenance and power than current methods.
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Burlington, Vt
UPI
General Electric Co
New England Council
Air Force Women Recruiter Visits Pittsfield Office
Sgt Jean Northam of the Air Force will interview young women tomorrow at 31 Penn Street, Pittsfield, between 9am and noon about enlistment. Applicants will select two career fields after testing. She will also interview college graduates about receiving a commission as a second lieutenant.
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Jean Wo Nothin
US Air Force
Pittsfield
Penn St
Sam
Air Force
Northam
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Vinnie & Goodsell
VacHaffie
Caroline Street
Nobu Co
Barbara Mo Streit
Robert A and
Mus
Hte
Baldwin Avenue
Athert C
Joan Mo Hasford
Ofve Avenue
Cus
Pinfield
Burke Avenue
G Clellan Turner
Olive Herma Huktanen
Center Pond
Becket
Frank V
Marguerite G Papa
Karl Seith Jr
Louie B Seth
Edward Avenue
Richard F
Hielen
R Zopf
Lowe
Rose
Novaris
Appleton Avenue
John Vachinsky
Albany
Catherine Ackhart
Air Pisfield
Rice and Kelly, Inc
Gren
Ead
Otis
J Africa
Congregational Church
England
Ted
House OF Carpets
Trler Street
Danwood
Bob
Cota
Whitley
ETTE
Whitlev-ete
Whitley-ette
Whitles-ette
Couturier
Stafford
Sy Asefey
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