Texas Tech Hails Big Fall Registration At Campus
More than 20 000 students are expected for fall registration at Texas Tech University with orientation activities through Saturday. Dorms open Tuesday at 10 am for occupancy while about 50 women’s rooms and over 500 men’s rooms remain. Freshman and transfer student assembly is set for Wednesday 8 am in the Tech Union Ballroom for advisements. The SAT will be given Wednesday at 1 pm in Psychology Building Room 4 for entering freshmen who have not yet tested. Classes begin Monday with registration Thursday to Saturday at Municipal Coliseum. 730 am start Monday. New instructors include Nat Williams and Arlo E Childs among administrators. Construction plans include new chemistry, architecture art, and civil engineering buildings.
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LCC Announces Fall Changes and New Faculty at LOC
Lubbock Christian College outlines fall registration with about 900 students, dorms reopening and rooms reserved in Katie Rogers Hall though some men’s space remains in Johnson Hall. LOC adds ten new faculty, new degree programs in business and human relations, and a Mabee Laboratory nearing completion with October dedication.
IRS policy denies tax exemptions to private schools with discriminatory admissions
The IRS described its plan as nationwide and not aimed at any specific region or state. Commissioner Randolph Thrower said the policy applies to all states and will deny exemptions to private schools with racially discriminatory admissions. The policy, in force since July 10, also removes deductibility for contributions to affected schools, with Mississippi cases under court order to suspend exemptions unless schools prove they do not discriminate.
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U S Expected to Cut 42,000 Thai Personnel
Bangkok reports say the United States plans a reduction of about 42,000 military personnel in Thailand. Officials note a phased withdrawal is under review with Vietnamization progress and security needs in mind. Talks between U S Ambassador Leonard Unger and Thai Foreign Minister Thabat Khoman occurred last week ahead of an anticipated public statement. Vice President Spiro Agnew was due in Asia soon to discuss the move with Thai leaders.
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