Kaneko Family Ties to CSC Education Base in Hawaii and California
The Kaneko family from Hawaii built a scholarly path through CSC, with Mike Kaneko earning degrees in mathematics and industrial arts and teaching in Downey California since 1950. Siblings Richard Gilbert Larry and Helen followed with degrees, teaching posts, and service, while Mrs Kaneko and grandchildren maintain deep ties to CSC and local education.
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Kaneko
Hawalii
Dehas Mate
Colorado State College
Gree
Downey
Calif
Mike Kaneko
CSC
Captain Cook Junior Hoh
Richard
Gilbert
Mildred
Larry Kaneko
Honolulu
Helen Kaneko
California
Hawaii
Greeley
Larry
Herbert Okano
Yaiss
Teacher's College
Kaneko Family Rotation System Aims For College Degrees
The Kaneko family delayed each youngster’s college start by four to five years to let older siblings complete degrees first. They joke that Richard will help begin the grandchildren’s education. The grandchildren are expected to attend CSC walking the campus paths.
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Kaneko
Kanekos
Greeley
Richard
CSC
Gilbert
Bill Bloom
May Nonfarm Jobs Hit Record for Month 59.1 Million
The Labor Department reported May nonfarm employment at a record 59.1 million for the month, with auto industry gains offsetting steel declines. Factory earnings rose to a record weekly $37.20 and hourly $2.40, while unemployment stood at 3.7 million. A spokesman called the overall picture very good but noted joblessness remains too high.
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Washington
Labor Department
Seymour Wolfbein
No Further Hike in Big T Quota Likely
U.S. newcomers report no increase in the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District quota. Directors kept the April 60 percent and May 18 percent rises, totaling 75 percent for the growing season. Dry weather earlier prompted the May rise, but current conditions suggest a stable supply. Storage figures: Granby 373,978 acre feet. Horsetooth 133,902. Carter Lake 108,953. Boulder Reservoir 9,121.
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Northern
Colorado Water Conservancy District
United Nations
B.Y
John R. Barkeley
Granby
Horsetooth
Carter Lake
pBoulder Reservoir
Multilingualism linked to higher intelligence study
Two McGill University psychologists report bilingual children scoring higher on verbal and nonverbal intelligence tests than monolingual peers. Data from studies by Meloche Peal and Wallace Equela cited at a convention. Pierre Lambert noted visitors to Washington, DC largely not for business.
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Atlantic City
N. J
McGill University
Wallace Equela
Canada
Chile
Pete Lambert
May Job Shifts Show Big Losses in Steel Sector
Nearly 18 000 new jobs were created in May while steel industry employment declined by about 16 000. The report highlights a sharp contrast between overall hiring gains and the steel sector's downturn, reflecting shifting demand and production trends.
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