Rolling Stone Editor Builds National Music Magazine
San Francisco based Rolling Stone editor Jann Wenner oversees a biweekly magazine growing to 80 pages per issue with circulation over 250 000. The paper funds itself via ad subscriptions and street sales and runs offices in San Francisco New York and London with about 40 full time staff.
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Disabled Job Training Workshop Set At Tech
A statewide workshop on job training for the handicapped will run five days at Texas Tech directed by Dr. Bruce Mattson. About 150 educators from Texas public schools will attend lectures and seminars sponsored by TEA with Tech. Speakers include Joseph LeMasurier of the U S Civil Service Commission and Dr. Charles McLeRoy of the Mental Retardation Training Institute.
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University of Texas
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New Mexico School For the Deaf
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Ruth Payne
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