North Texas State University TCOM sign shared first year science plan
North Texas State University and the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine Fort Worth signed a contract to share the first year of basic science with 48 freshmen beginning September 1972. NT S U receives funding and space and six faculty from each school will teach gross anatomy microanatomy physiology biochemistry immunology and clinical science. The four year osteopathic program includes two years of clinical study. University and college leaders lauded the cooperative effort as a boost to students in the metropolitan area and state.
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Denton
North Texas State University
Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine
Fort Worth
NTSU
TCOM
Guslaveugh
C. C
Nolen
Ntsu Board of Regents
Tcom Board of Directors
George Lulbel
J.ki G. Silvey
Ntsu Biological Sciences Department
Alr
Asell
Fort Worth College
American Osteopathic Association
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Texas Education Agency
Americans Save Record Share of Disposable Income in 1971
The Commerce Department reported Americans saved 8.2 percent of disposable income in 1971, the highest rate since 1946, amid economists warning the figure reflects cautious consumer spending and uncertain economy. The savings rate stayed elevated through 1971, with a dip to 7.8 percent in late 1971 as Nixon’s policy took effect. Gross national product rose 5.8 percent in late 1971, slightly below preliminary estimates.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Nixon
State travel vouchers tied to lieutenant governor bid
Senator Chilatie of El Paso questioned a state travel voucher tied to Jones's campaign activity while serving on the advisory council. The council chair approved the charges totaling 434.26 dollars for January, including 2801 miles at ten cents per mile, with no salary for council members.
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Austin
UPL
Doe Chilatie
D-El
Paso
Christie's
Eee
Jones
Yale
Ice
Council
Bomb blast disrupts Minnesota Capitol complex evacuation ordered
State police arrested two suspects amid a bomb blast in St Paul Minnesota. Authorities evacuated the Capitol and nearby office buildings after a blast damaged the state complex. A heavy smoke scent and debris prompted a large search and hospitalizations. The blast caused structural concerns near the underground concourse and buildings built in the 1980s.
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ST. Paul Minn juPnah
Minnesota
Capitol
Minnesota Capitol
Midland Firm Wins Award for 1972 Professional Development
Midland based Ortloff Corporation captured the 1972 Industrial Professional Development Award from the Association. W F Ortloff was named recipient during the annual meeting in Austin in June.
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Midland
Ortloff Corpora
Profi
Ly Award
W. F. Ortloff
Austin
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Science Gourses
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Canary
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Zulick
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Ares
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Flint
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