Horn Professor Henry J Shine Named Tech Chemistry Chair
Texas Tech appoints Henry J Shine, renowned in organic chemistry, as chair of the chemistry department effective September 1. He succeeds Joe Len who led the department for 19 years. announcement made by Dean Lorrin Kennamer.
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FAA plans spark PATCO resignations threat to air traffic
Washington reports PATCO predicts about 3000 air traffic controllers may resign next week in protest of FAA disciplinary plans after the Apollo splashdown. PATCO leaders warn a mass resignation could paralyze U.S. air traffic and demand better working conditions and safety assurances.
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Pentagon Panel Named to Review Defense Organization
The Pentagon announced 15 private citizens will form a year long study group to review Defense Department structure and management. Chairman Gilbert W. Fitzhugh, named by President Nixon on June 30, leads Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. as board chairman. Secretary Laird says the study will improve national security and reduce wasteful spending.
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Resignation boosts growth of Tech chemistry department
The resignation became effective July 15 as the chemistry department more than doubles in size. Dennis joined Tech in 1958 when most sciences shared one building. by then the chemistry unit occupied the original building and an ongoing million-dollar expansion. Shine, joining in 1954 after industry work, is London native with a University of London doctorate and postdocs at Iowa State and Caltech. he has co authored four articles.
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Nixon Reconsiders Texan Nominee for Venezuelan Ambassadorship
The Nixon administration reevaluates John Hurd of Texas for ambassador to Venezuela after Caracas objects to his ties with oil groups and amid fallout from Governor Rockefeller's Latin American trip. Hurd hints at a possible reassignment as the Senate committee offers no hearings. Chile police fear smuggled agitators.
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