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Men In Space book released for collectors at Marine academy
MMA Public Affairs Director Thomas D Segel published Men In Space a complete biographical log of NASA astronauts with portraits by Dmitri Vail. Proceeds from sales at the Marine Military Academy support the academy scholarship program. Orders to MMA Public Affairs Office Harlingen Texas 78550 at 19.95 plus 2 tax handling.
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Thomas D. Segel
Dmitti Vail
United States
Paldin Enterprises
Boulder
Colorado
Marine Military Academy
NASA
America
Dmitri Vail
Iwo Jima Blvd
Harlingen
Texas
Night Classes Expand at Mary Hardin Baylor College
Mary Hardin Baylor College offers a broad selection of evening courses for the spring semester. Students can pursue degree credit during night classes or take specialized courses aligned with their interests.
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Mary Hardin - Baylor College
Loss Of Documents No Problem For VA Benefits
Veterans may still apply for Veterans Administration benefits despite lost documents. Rufus H. Wilson notes 58 regional offices provide trained counselors to help establish eligibility for GI Bill education training home loan compensation pension and insurance programs. Secondary proof of marriage or birth can be accepted when needed.
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Veterans Administrations
Rufus H. Wilson
Wilson
Wood foundations expand with decades of use across states
The Western Wood Products Association reports nearly 5,000 homes now use wood foundations in more than 30 states. The system has doubled in two years as builders cite lower costs and time savings. In northern states it avoids weather delays, with pressure treated lumber resisting decay and insects, promising dry basements and permanence.
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Western Wood Products Assn
WWPA
Lumber Organization
Bullock reports on Texas finances for fiscal 1976 first quarter
Comptroller Bob Bullock announced that Texas state expenditures for the first quarter of fiscal 1976 totaled 1.75 billion dollars, up 28 percent from a year earlier, with education costs rising 29 percent. Revenue rose 15 percent to 1.45 billion, driven by a 29 percent increase in federal funds. Tax collections were up 10 percent, though late returns likely muted the figure. Crude oil revenue doubled since 1972 despite a small drop in production, as prices climbed.
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Austin
Bob Bullock
Bullock
Texas
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