Princeton graduate earns Doctor of Chiropractic degree
Dr Dean Richard Kenny Jr son of Mr and Mrs Dean R Kenny of Princeton has received the Doctor of Chiropractic Degree from the National College of Chiropractic in Lombard Ill He completed five years of professional study and plans to set up practice in High Point NC A Princeton High School graduate he attended Concord College and will begin professional work locally
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Dean R. Kenny
Princeton
National College of Chiropractic
Lombard, Ill
Kenny
High Point
N.C
Princeton High School
Concord College
Mineral Virgin Calcium Tops Body Content
Question prompts identify calcium as the most abundant mineral in the body. Donkey gestation averages nine months. Horace Mann pioneered the modern public school system.
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Horace Mann
Thomas Mann
Karl Mann
Kennedy Hires Political Expert for 1980 Bid
Senator Edward M. Kennedy hires Carl Wagner, a 33 year old political organizer, to monitor governors and out of state officials and aid his speaking schedule. The move fuels speculation about a possible 1980 presidential run despite Kennedy’s denial.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Joan Kennedy
Kennedy
Carl Wagner
Wagner
Carter White House
Tom Southwick
OSHA Hearing Role To Be Small At Willow Island Case
Charleston officials say OSHA will testify at a public hearing on Willow Island but must not answer questions about the disaster that killed 51 people last April. A Justice Department attorney will attend to ensure no information on the tower collapse or OSHA's procedures is disclosed. The federal probe may be jeopardized by premature disclosure.
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W.va
Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Willow Island
Justice Department
Stephen L. Cook
OSHA
West Virginia
Cook
Stephen G. Jory
U.S
Northern
Jory
State Commission
Supreme Court to hear wide ranging job case
The Supreme Court will decide if employers with no proven bias can still discriminate against whites when favoring minority workers. The case stems from a Louisiana discrimination suit by Kaiser worker Brian Weber arguing the affirmative action program caused reverse discrimination. The court also agreed to decide if police may question suspects who do not waive rights and upheld that statements under Miranda may not justify a search warrant. The library employees appeal was not heard.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Brian F. Weber
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Co
Gramercy, la
Kaiser
Weber
Connellsville, Pa
Mourners View Meir's Body in Jerusalem
Tens of thousands filed past the flag-draped coffin of Golda Meir as she lay in state at the Knesset doors before burial among Israel's heroes. President Navon led mourners. burial planned for Tuesday with military honors and a large U.S. delegation observing.
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Golda Meir
Israel
Meir
Knesset
Lillian
Daniel Moynihan
D-N.y
U.S
Cyrus R. Vance
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
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