Comsat Chair Welch to Retire Opening $125000 Post
Comsat chairman Leo D. Welch, 67, announced plans to retire from the $125000-a-year post. Welch led the company since 1963, saying he wants to slow down but will aid a successor search and has suggested a five-member board committee for selection. Joseph V. Charyk remains president at $80000 annually.
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Luci Johnson Demonstrates Eye Tests for Head Start
Luci Johnson taking part in a half hour demonstration of eye defect screening methods for 3 to 5 year olds as part of Project Head Start. She limped from a toe ailment but identified cross eyes in a panda while wearing a nurse uniform during a Washington luncheon.
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Moore County Redistrict Case Ruling Is Upheld
Texas State Supreme Court refused to review Moore County precinct redistricting dispute. The Amarillo Court of Civil Appeals had required a trial hearing, noting 75 percent of county population in Precinct No 1 but 25 percent representation. The district court said remedies were not exhausted. the appeals court ordered a merits hearing.
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Houston Student Dies In Logging Accident
Ron ald G. Wallace, 25, a University of Houston student, died at a Weyerhaeuser Co. logging site near Paisley Oregon when struck by a falling snag. Wallace had just completed his sophomore year and worked as a choker setter for the summer. he was pronounced dead after transport to a nearby hospital.
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Rose Kennedy Undergoes Skin Tumor Removal
Rose Kennedy, mother of the late President John F. Kennedy, underwent skin tumor removal at Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital. The procedure occurred on Tuesday. the tumor was reported non malignant. A spokesman said she was in good condition and likely to be discharged Thursday.
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