Pen Pal Proposal From Seoul English Teacher Seeks Space
Chung-Ok Lee, a 27 year old English teacher at Sinsaeke Language Institute in Seoul, writes to the chief editor proposing pen pal exchanges with American students to foster cultural understanding. He requests space in the newspaper to share this idea and notes support from his County Board of Education for life diplomas for area teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinsaeke Language Institute
Seoul
Korea
Chung- Ok Lee
California
County Board of Education
Lorenzo Dall’Armi
State Board of Education
Buellton
Alan Arndt
Peggy Garoutte
William Harrison
Lompoc
Gary Bader
Lillie Carter
Rhoda Carroll
Richard Diddel
Judith Lingo
Michael Paul
Joseph Sciam
Barbara Sage
Sara Synder
Alan Wilkinson
Kenneth Wygal
Priscilla Draper
Sharon Johnson
Chung-Ok Lee
Music as the youths’ bridge says UW professor
Seattle United Press International reports Prof. Don Pember of the University of Washington School of Education calls music the communications medium of the young. He cites Little Richard and the Beatles as examples of how popular songs reflect contemporary youth thoughts and feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
UPI
Little Richard
Hey
Jude
Don Pember
University of Washington School of
Pember
America
Glenn Miller
Michigan State University
Marine Cpl. Mark Drew deploys to Caribbean training missions
Marine Cpl. Mark Drew, son of Mrs. Shirley Drew of Lompoc, leaves Camp Lejeune for Caribbean deployment with the 2d Marine Division for training exercises. Vandenberg AFB reports strong first quarter 1974 savings, reaching 1.777 million dollars and 155 percent of its goal led by the 394th Squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Mark Drew
Shirley Drew
Draco
Lompoc
Marine Corps
Caribbean
2D Marine Division
Vandenberg Afb
394Th Strategic Missile Squadron
Strategic Aerospace Division
Judge Advocate Office
Strategic Air Command
Nuns open La Clinica Familia aiding Willacy workers
In Raymon dville Texas two nuns opened La Clinica Familia on July 18 1972 to serve poor farm workers families in Willacy County lacking hospital access and insurance. They have delivered 150 babies and charge on a sliding scale with no pay for the nuns. The clinic is funded by a Department of Health Education and Welfare grant and operates without salaries, reinvesting patient payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymondville
Tex
UPI
Willacy County
Angela Murdaugh
Angela
Order of St. Mary
Gertrude Louise Welsh
Order of the Holy Cross
Rio Grande Valley
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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SSGT
James E. Mallow
Non- Commissioned Officers Association
Mallow
NCOA
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Coast Guard
659Th Aerospace Test Wing
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Low
Gertrude
Columbia University
Sister Angela
Smithville, Tenn
Sally
Offspring Paddiwack
London Zoo
Beattie Motors
MF Ies Ea
Uves Vcheck
Beattie
Ford
France
North H Street
Calif
D Bronco
Bepitie
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