Large pool of architects and designers across the nation
The United States has more than 35,000 registered architects. An additional 15,000 people provide architectural services under alternate names such as packaged housing design and construction.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1968
Page
6
The United States has more than 35,000 registered architects. An additional 15,000 people provide architectural services under alternate names such as packaged housing design and construction.
At Thule Air Base Greenland the USAF reports hydrogen bomb fragments near the crashed B52. Contamination is contained and officials weigh whether rest of the four devices are buried in ice or underwater. One crewman died. six survived with injuries.
A House Public Works subcommittee's three week Pacific tour draws fire from Treasury officials who say the trip worsens the balance of payments by spending dollars abroad. The trip centers on an International Road Federation conference in Sydney with stops in Tahiti Hong Kong and Singapore.
The Middletown Area Young Republicans will present an orientation at their regular monthly meeting at the Sports Bowl Monday at 8 p.m. Officers and directors will explain functions and committees while volunteers are asked to join each committee. President Gerald D. Porter urges full member participation.
Walter Pawelkoski national Legion officer and American Legion adjutant joins about 1,000 Legionnaires from 708 Ohio posts at the mid winter conference in Columbus. The all day session at the Youth Center on the Ohio Expo grounds features a visit by national commander William E. Galbraith who will discuss his South Vietnam trip and the program Freedom is Not Free. State Commander P R McBride of Cincinnati leads the event.
The Rt. Rev. Chandler W. Sterling announces a PAR DON program with Nicodemus House in Pelham New York to aid 2200 clergy under pressure. Priests would relinquish parish duties move to a halfway home for secular work while receiving counseling from seasoned peers and reenter ministry later.
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