Board tightens loan rules amid pupil delinquency findings
The State Board of Control faced protests from O H Elliott of Huston Tillotson College over a proposed requirement that loans be co signed except hardship cases. A 52.38 percent delinquency rate among Prairie View State loan borrowers prompted new rules including personal interviews and signatures of parents or guardians. The panel defended past actions while approving financing for UT Austin oriental and African languages, a joint Ph D in molecular biology at North Texas State and Texas Woman's University, and a bachelor degree in environmental science at Sam Houston. A Ph D in criminal justice at Sam Houston was postponed.
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O. H. Elliott
Austin
Huston-Tillotson College
Thomas
Prairie View
Elliott
Wf. B. Zachry
San Antonio
Zachry
Ut-Austin
North Texas State University
Texas Woman's University
Denton
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville
Sam Houston
Three Businesses Lost In Flames In Sulphur Springs
A predawn fire in Sulphur Springs destroyed White's Auto Store Perry Brothers Variety Store and King's Department Store after nearly five hours as firefighters from Greenville and Winnsboro assisted. No injuries reported. Cause undetermined.
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Iupia
Buck Merritt
Merritt
Greenville
Winnsboro
White's Auto Store
Perry Brothers Variety Store
King’s Department Store
County hospital board approves payments for indigent care
The board authorized 91 840 in regular expenses including 55 000 for the City County Health Unit and 20 349 to Methodist Hospital for emergency outpatient service to indigents. The group also reaffirmed arbitration with the City County Welfare Department and confirmed leadership roles with O Mara named pro tem chairman, Joe A Stanley as secretary, Bill H Smith reappointed to arbitration, and Byron Shotts as a fifth member.
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Methodist Hospital
Avith
Welfare Department
Rushing
O'Mara
Joe A. Stanley
Bill H. Smith
Slaton
Byron Shotts
Humor as tactic in trial over riots at convention
The trial in Vietnam era protests features a defendant proposing humor as a tactic to defuse violence and gain attention. Judge Julius J. Hoffman allows Sunday sessions after defense objections to Saturday gatherings, with defense attorney Kunstler urging seven-day court sessions using religious holidays.
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Vietnam
Hoffmaun
Hoffman
William M. Kunstler
Kunstler
Students Mix Adventure Cash In Summer Job Hunt
A guide to summer employment outlines options for students, from Six Flags Over Texas and national parks to ranches, camps, and youth organizations. It notes salaries, room and board, tips, and how to obtain information from libraries, BBB, and local chambers.
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Reeves
Lubbock
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
YWCA
YMCA
Texas
Big Bend National Park
Boy Scout Councils
New York City
Washington
Amercan Camping Association
Association
Seed hybrids could lift Texas grain sorghum income
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station reports that top sorghum test yields run 61 percent above average farm yields across 17 locations. If farmers adopt highest producing hybrids, state yields could rise and add about 18 million dollars annually in farm income.
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Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas
Walker
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U.S. Government Printing Office
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Tohoka
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Bonanza Sirloin Pit
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Saltillo
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First State Bank OF
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