Black college growth tops national average
The United Negro College Fund network reports 7.5 percent enrollment growth from 1975 across 41 black private colleges and universities. The article notes strong gains in white student participation within these schools, highlighting broader resilience in black higher education.
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Patricia McCormack
UPI
United Negro College Fund Network
College Fund
Alan Kirschner
The
Fund
Negro College Fund
Senators Discuss Tax, Education, and Minority College Trends
The article surveys state legislative debate on food tax refunds and exemptions, mentions LB 221 and LB 400, and reports on a national survey by the Negro College Fund. It highlights growth in minority enrollment, new dual-degree engineering programs, and rising college finances amid tuition pressures.
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Judiciary Committee
Kirschner
Negro College Fund
Morris B. Abram
United Negro College Fund
Brandeis University
Sontag Makes Strategic Spade Plays In Four Heart Win
In a Bridge Bum hand Alan Sontag overbids to four hearts then uses careful ruffing and spade play to control the dummy. West opens diamonds and Sontag maneuvers to reveal the king, ruffs, and contracts out with a spade sequence that ends in a successful claim. Also a note on notrump strategy and occasional 15 pointers.
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Alan Sontag
West
East
Alan
Farewell Parties Honor Hogendorns
Leigh and Omaha hosts celebrated Don Hogendorn and his family with weekend farewell gatherings. Relatives from St. Charles Iowa to West Point Nebraska joined a Saturday afternoon gathering at the Hogendorns home. A 1 p.m. farewell dinner at District 31 capped the observances on Monday.
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Leigh
Don Hogendorn
Clint
Chad
Merle Hogendorn
Omaha
Harold Hogendorn
St. Charles
Iowa
Gene Hogendorn
Denver
Colo
Rita
Regina Hogendorn
Lincoln
Mary Helen Hogendorn
West Point
Hazel
Methodist Women Discuss Beliefs and Christmas Project
Bellwood Mrs. Glenn Forre presided over the United Methodist Women meeting with 17 members present. A lesson covered the religious beliefs of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. The group planned to make a Chrisman Tree for Christmas and refreshments were served by Mrs. Charles Smith and Dorothy Harris.
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Bellwood
Glenn Forre
United Methodist Women
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Smith
Dorothy Harris
Aquarian risks and bold ideas shape the week ahead
The horoscope notes various signs facing caution and ambition Friday February 25 1977. Aries warned about withheld facts Taurus urged to verify funds Gemini advised against domination Cancer dreams big but acts timid Libra faces difficulties with reluctance Capricorn emphasizes how requests are framed Aquarius cautions on speculation Pisces urges flexibility with those in charge. One year with sudden changes could affect living arrangements.
Peanuts Meet Dairy In New Cheese and Yogurt Study
Texas A and M researchers test cheeselike blends using peanut protein with milk components to create dairy substitutes. The work aims to yield yogurt and cheese like products from legume proteins.
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Texas A&m University
Rabin narrowly defeats Peres for Labor nomination in Israel
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin wins the Labor Party nomination by 41 votes amid a divided field, promising to name Shimon Peres to a top post to unite the party ahead of May elections. Rabin says peace talks and a US visit may proceed, while Peres pledges unity and pride after a hard-fought campaign.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Yitzhak Rabin
Shimon Peres
Rabin
Peres
Middle East
Carter
United States
Golda Meir
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Jaoouyes
Montana
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David City
Lower Platte North
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WEC, Inc
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House of Representatives
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Washington
House Budget Committee
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