Coe names 157 students to spring term dean list
One hundred fifty seven Coe College students earned a spring term dean's list distinction for carrying full course loads and maintaining a 3.5 GPA. The roster includes Douglas L. Tave of London and Kathy Tanquary of Birmingham among many others across Denver to Des Moines and beyond.
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Coe
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Douglas L. Tave
London
England
Kathy Tanquary
Birmingham
Ala
John Longenecker
Phoenix
Margaret Callan
Hacienda Heights
Calif
Hobson D. Carroll
Newbury Park
Cynthia A. Coolidge
Denver
David W. Alford
Jefferson City
Colo
Kenneth 3 Bacher
Lakewood
Cynthia Nickerson
Littleton
Marian K. Ranson
Pueblo
Katherine Rundus
Sterling
Deborah A. Dion
Westport
Conn
Lee E. Chesser
Lake Wales
Fla
Douglas Young
Honolulu
Theresa Knox
Arlington Heights
Anthony V. Popp
Aurora
Gary G. Oesterreich
Blue Island
Ill
Edward McFalis
Chicago
Gary Lord
Des Plaines
Mary L. Adams
Evanston
Mark A. Beckman
Galesburg
Carolyn A. Williams
Glencoe
John F. Bromley III
Glen Ellyn
Susan L. Lunde
Itasca
John Honeycutt
la Grange
Ann D. Shallenberger
Lombard
Ellen Consdorf
Park Ridge
Warren L. Kane
Rolling Meadows
Thomas Lawrence
Roger Fox
Ainsworth
Gary Smith
Beaman
Vicky Ullerich
Blairstown
Teresa Long
Boone
Donald Pay
Meter Readers Use Binders on Watchdogs
Clifton New Jersey UPI reports meter readers guard against a daily hazard the family watchdog with binder tips. The American Loose Leaf division of Dictaphone Corp says its meter binders are finished with a hard bakelite enamel to ward off the nip in the pants.
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N.J
UPI
Dictaphone Corp
Danny Thomas TV Spotlight Granddaddy Dreaming
Danny Thomas stars in MAKE ROOM FOR GRANDDADDY at 8 PM Thursday on KCRG TV Channel 9 in color. The program features a playful take on a lively granddad as he navigates family antics and audience charm.
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Danny
Danny Thomas
Kcrg-Tv
Chilean land grabs cut milk supplies says senator
In Santiago, Sen Americo Acuna of the Radical party says peasant seizures by landless groups reduce milk output as the government imports powdered milk for children. He warns hunger and misery while authorities appoint agents to supervise occupied farms amid reports of abuses by agents and Communist officials.
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Dhe Fischer
Santiago
Chile
Americo Acuna
Radical Party
Acuna
Valdes
Communist Party
Revolutionary Left Movement
MIR
Fertilizer Shipped Through Pipelines to Markets
Farmers and industries moved over 250000 tons of fertilizer by pipeline to markets in 1969. Texas A and M University officials report continued growth with experts predicting the total will double in 1970.
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College Station
Texas
Thailand Sends 4,372 Students to U S Colleges
Bangkok reports 4,372 Thai students enrolled in accredited American colleges, per the Institute of International Education. Thailand ranks seventh among nations in U S postsecondary enrollments.
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Bangkok
API
Institute of International Education
Thailand
Chilean agrarian reform in Cautin province seizures proceed
Workers in Cautin province say bad living conditions forced them to seize many farms and ranches. The government pledges to expropriate all large holdings into peasant or state control, to be done legally. Agarian reform began under the Christian Democrat party with about 1000 large properties turned to peasants via cooperatives to speed the reform.
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Cautin
Christian Democrat Party
Women Prefer To Shop In Litter Free Stores
New York reports that 82 percent of women surveyed favor stores free of litter inside and out. The National Council of State Garden clubs via the Litter Letter notes strong feelings on appearance of supermarkets dress shops hairdressers drugstores filling stations and related businesses.
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New York
UPI
National Council of State Garden Clubs
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