Cameron to Begin Admitting Students to New Nursing BS Program
Cameron officials plan to start admitting registered nurses with an associate degree to a new two year Bachelor of Science in Nursing program next August with final state approval anticipated by May. The program aims to upgrade experienced nurses and will offer evening and weekend classes. First degrees are expected in June 1979.
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Cameron
Eve Sandstrom
Richard Murray
Murray
Delores Kruger
Kruger
Carter outlines unified energy policy by April 1
President elect Carter pledges a unified energy policy by April 1 and likely to name a single head for both the Federal Energy Administration and the Energy Research and Development Administration. He aims quick reorganizational authority and a four year plan to cut federal departments from about 1900 to under 200.
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Carter
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Howard Metzenbaum
Capitol
Ohio Democrat
Federal Energy Administration
Energy Research and Development Administration
Metzenbaum
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
House Democratic Caucus
Electrical Workers Strike Shuts Major GM Plants in Ohio
About 25 000 IUE members walked out at four GM plants in Dayton and Warren Ohio when a new contract failed to materialize. Negotiations continued around the clock as the union warned of a longer disruption and other plants faced potential impact.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ohio
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Delco
Delco Products
Frigidaire
Dayton
Packard Electric
Warren
Packard
Rochester
N.Y
New Brunswick
N.J
UAW
Commandant to Leave West Point for Fort Hood Texas
Brig. Gen. Walter F. Ulmer Jr. announced at breakfast that he will be reassigned as assistant division commander with the 2nd Armored Division at Fort Hood Texas. The move follows two critical reports and a narrow cadet vote against abolishing the mandatory expulsion rule for honor code violators.
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Ulmer
2Nd Armored
Ft. Hood
Tex
UPS Ends 84 Day Strike Returns to Work
United Parcel Service resumes activity as 17 000 Teamsters return to work after an 84 day walkout. Packages within 15 eastern states begin acceptance Monday with full service expected by midweek. Delivery times remain one to three days and inbound shipments resume Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Greenwich
UPS
Weather Outlook for Southwest Oklahoma Through Saturday
Forecast calls for cloudy conditions and colder temperatures in Southwest Oklahoma through Saturday. North to northeast winds 12 to 22 mph tonight with near 20 degrees. Saturday high expected in the upper 30s. Thursday high 58 and low 47.
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Oklahoma
Doubling Of Drunken Driving Sways Fort Sill
Fort Sill statistics show drunken driving nearly doubled from 26 to 49 accidents in the first 11 months of 1975 versus the previous year and apprehensions rose from 219 to 266. PMO Capt. William E. Williams says more patrols at night and on weekends target drunk drivers across all ranks.
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Fort Sill
William E. Williams
Provost Marshal Office
PMO
Williams
Fort Sill Deploys Six Step Plan to Curb Gas Use
Fort Sill outlines a six stage Phase Orange plan to conserve natural gas amid shortages. The program lowers thermostats, closes nonessential facilities, concentrates activities, and may shut barracks and the Field Artillery School if shortages worsen.
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Sill
Fort Sill
North Texas
Oklahoma
Post
Directorate of Facilities Engineering
DFAE
Field Artillery School
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