University of Chicago scouts talent from rural high schools
The University of Chicago recruited students from rural high schools to broaden its freshman class. Through a program sending letters to small schools, 19 freshmen enrolled in 1980 and more followed as the plan expanded to 50 schools in 21 states. Lavonne Johnecheck, from a Wisconsin farm, became a symbol of the effort and success.
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Barron County
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Wisconsin
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Kennedy welfare plan urges permanent aid and reforms
President Kennedy urges permanent expansion of welfare and child programs, increased federal funds to strengthen state services, and simplification of residency rules. He proposes temporary aids become permanent, more funding for day care and training, and use of interstate specialists to support welfare agencies. The message includes examples from small towns and outlines changes to allow federal sharing for community work and unemployed welfare recipients.
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Gulf Introduces New No Nox Premium Gasoline
Gulf announces New No Nox premium gasoline placing super premium quality in a lower priced option without raising price. It claims to suit high compression engines and includes Crest additives previously used only in Gulf Crest. The product aims to deliver clean engine performance and power.
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