Men In Space book available for collectors at MMA
MMA Public Affairs Director Thomas D Segel announces Men In Space a complete biographical chronicle of NASA astronauts illustrated by Dmitri Vail. Proceeds from sales through the Marine Military Academy support academy scholarships with all profits donated to the school. Price 19.95 plus 2 tax postage handling. Orders to Public Affairs Office MMA 320 Iwo Jima Blvd Harlingen Texas 78550 delivery eight weeks.
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MMA
Thomas D. Segel
Dmitti Vail
Paldin Enterprises
Boulder
Colorado
Marine Military Academy
NASA
America
Dmitri Vail
Iwo Jima Blvd
Harlingen
Texas
MHB Offers Wide Range of Evening Classes
Mary Hardin Baylor College offers a broad array of evening classes for the spring semester. Students may pursue degree credit or take courses aligned with personal interests, expanding access to education beyond daytime schedules.
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MHB
Mary Hardin - Baylor College
VA offers help despite lost documents for benefits
VA chief Rufus H. Wilson says trained counselors in 58 regional offices assist veterans and dependents in establishing eligibility for GI Bill, home loans, compensation, pension, and insurance programs. Secondary proof may be accepted. certified marriage or birth statements are valid if first marriage and no conflicting records exist. Evening classes begin January 19 with CPA review and night courses for teachers and other subjects.
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Veterans Administrations
Rufus H. Wilson
Wilson
Wood foundations grow in use across states
Wood foundations now number about 5000 homes in more than 30 states, according to the Western Wood Products Association. The system has doubled in two years as builders cite lower costs and fewer weather delays, with pressure treated lumber improving decay and insect protection for dry basements and lasting performance.
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Western Wood Products Assn
WWPA
Lumber Organization
Bullock reports on finances for Texas in 1975 fiscal first quarter
Comptroller Bob Bullock released a November financial statement showing Texas state expenditures for the first quarter of the 1976 fiscal year at 1.75 billion dollars, up 28 percent from the prior year. Education costs led the rise with a 29 percent increase, while revenues rose 15 percent. Federal funding drove the gains, tax collections up 10 percent, and crude oil tax revenue doubled since 1972 despite a slight drop in production as oil prices surged.
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Austin
Bob Bullock
Bullock
Office of Planning and Research
Texas
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Cisco
Roegelein
Stilwell
RS Pride
Mrs. Paul
Maryland Club
McLanes
Elink
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