Turner formula on campus roles sparks student activist debate
The Oakland Tribune cites Dr. Arthur Turner of UC Riverside who says professors teach administrators administer and students learn. The simple statement, welcomed by some and rejected by others, frames the campus pecking order in a concise way.
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San Diego College Institute
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One Country for Crises The Old Philosopher Seethes
Dear editor laments constant world trouble headlines and calls for a single international trouble spot one country for crises one university for riots and one city for crime to let individuals focus on personal concerns leaving his neighbor to warn about cows.
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Not Guilty Verdict On Theft Charges
A Milam County District Court jury found Shirley Brown and Pessie Jones of Waco not guilty of felony theft. Prosecutor John Henderson said the charges stemmed from an arrest at Schigut's Department Store on February 106. Attorney Ika Magre defended the accused.
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Pessie Jones
Waco
District Court
Milam County
John Henderson
Schigut’s
Ika Magre
Ada Henderson School Honors Roll List By Grade
Ada Henderson School released the honor roll names for the first s1 weeks. Sixth grade includes Carolyn Burnett Brenda Gilbert Nancy Krall Loretta Kunz Gary Hornung Janet Miller Patricia Trubee Janet Vansa William Mortimer Beatrice Tomek. Seventh grade lists Cindy Clark Latra Bowman Denise Price Sharon Harwell John Kestenbaum Earnest Provasek Paul Vaculin Elaine Laywell Graig Friemgel Karen Harwell. Eighth grade features Tim Wallace Linda Hollas Steve Thweatt Paul McDermott Marilyn Hauk Alva Mullinax Bonnie Ball Linda Rylander Becky Wilkinson Marilyn Willie Kathleen Urban Cindy Shanks Randy Tumlinson Darrel Schneider. PECAN PRODUCTION Based on Oct 1 conditions the Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service says pecan production in Texas this year should total 50 million pounds up 47 percent from last year and 27 percent above the 1962-67 average.
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Carolyn Burnett
Brenda Gilbert
Nancy Krall
Loretta Kunz
Gary Hornung
Janet Miller
Cindy Clark
Latra Bowman
Denise Price
Sharon Harwell
John Kestenbaum
Earnest Provasek
Paul Vaculin
Elain Laywell
Graig Friemgel
Karen Harwell
Tim Wallace
Linda Hollas
Steve Thweatt
Paul McDermott
Marilyn Hauk
Alva Ray Mullinax
Bonnie Ball
Linda Rylander
Becky Wilkinson
Marilyn Willie
Kathleen Urban
Cindy Shanks
Randy Tumlinson
Darrel Schneider
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Texas
GOP Challengers Spark Flurry In Demo Camp
In Austin a flurry of Republican attacks targets statewide Democratic nominees ahead of the November 5 election. Preston Smith Ben Barnes and Crawford Martin resume full campaigns while rivals like Paul Eggers Douglas DeCluitt Sproester Wynn and Manny Sanchez press hard for key offices. Other state posts see varied Republican activity and debates on tax and flood insurance policy amid campaign dynamics.
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Austin
Preston Smith
Ben Barnes
Crawford Martin
Paul Eggers
Douglas DeCluitt
Sproester Wynn
Manny Sanchez
Brownsville
Jesse James
Goper
E. H. Schuhart
Dalhart
John White
Millard Neptune
New Ulm
Jerry Sadler
John Bennett
Jim Segrest
San Antonio
GOP
Bennett
Segrest
Robert S. Calvert
Jim C. Langdon
James
White
Richard Nixon
W. D. Henson
Dallam County
Kenneth Douglas
Navarro Coun
Texas amendment ideas and public retirement plans outlined
A review of proposed amendments covers raising retirement deductions for public teachers to six percent, widening trust fund stock investments, increasing legislator pay, boosting social spending, and improving retirement and insurance policies. Governor Connally plans a Houston move after January, while the RIOT INSURANCE plan seeks federal reinsurance to cover riot losses and a state board committee is named.
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Harris County
F E. A. Lyons
Veterans Land Board
Texas Higher Education
Coordinating Board, Texas College and University System
Chambers of Commerce
Texas
Texas State Teachers Association
Texas Association of Classroom Teachers
Texas Association of College Teachers
Texas Public Employees Association
Texas A&m
University of Texas
University of Texas Permanent Fund
John Connally
Houston
Vinson, Elkins, Searls and Connally
Connally
Pacific Northwest
State Board of Insurance
Operaton
James F. Deveraux
John W. Lenehan
Joe Dorsett
O A. Edgeworth
F. F. Wasko
Dallas
Raymond Mauk
Oran F. Needham
Fort Worth
Farmers Urged to Complete Texas Crop Questionnaires
North, West and Central Texas farmers receive crop production questionnaires from the Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. Speaker Bob Barnes says the surveys support official state and county production estimates and unbiased agriculture data. The joint effort by the Texas Department of Agriculture and USDA Statistical Reporting Service asks returns to the Austin Agricultural Statistician's office.
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Texas
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
House
Bob Barnes
State of
Barnes
Texas Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Statistican’s
Austin
The 1969 Chevrolet Offers Unmatched Comfort and Features
A 1969 Chevrolet boasts headlight washers liquid tire chain rear window defogger automatic climate control Comfortron and a Light Monitoring System. It also includes a four speaker stereo Turbo Hydra Matic and enhanced quiet strength, positioning it ahead of rivals.
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