Black FCC designate eyes balanced coverage for all
MEMPHIS, Tenn. UPI Ben Hooks, a 47-year-old attorney and minister, will become the first Black member of the Federal Communications Commission on July 5. He argues for fair media representation and says he will educate, not intimidate, to ensure the industry serves the entire public.
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Mt Mercy senior Sieglng earns Phi Beta Lambda honor
Mt. Mercy College student Jim Siegling of Hiawatha placed fourth nationally in the Phi Beta Lambda Mr Future Business Teacher contest in Houston. He previously won second place in Iowa at the spring state leadership conference and was elected state president for 1972-73. Siegling, a senior in business, plans to teach high school business after graduation. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Lee Siegling of Iowa City.
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