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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1971
Page
4
Gregory H. Floyd, 22, son of Claude R. and M. Floyd of 1513 S. Main Riley, Kansas, was promoted to army sergeant. He serves as a military policeman with the 89th Military Police Company at Fort Riley Kansas.
Army Private Joseph D. Scott, 21, son of Mr and Mrs David H Scott of Imperial, finished the first phase of VOLAR training at Ft Ord California. The VOLAR concept merges basic and advanced training into a single 16 week program with unit level instruction, fewer formations, more off duty time and improved living facilities.
Johnnie C. King of Rancho Heights Monahans finished the second annual Gas Transmission Technicians Program at Texas A&I University. President James C. Jernigan presented certificates to 21 students from nine states. Lecturers from gas firms and A&I professors spoke and field installations near Kingsville were inspected. Texas A&I holds the only natural gas curriculum approved by the Engineers Council for Professional Development.
About fifty Army scout and tracker dogs return to the United States under a Defense policy shift as U.S. involvement wanes and a tropical anemia is controlled. Quarantine and prophylactic antibiotic treatment precede shipment. remaining dogs may be reassigned within the Pacific or to law enforcement, with no civilian return planned.
Dr. Fred Leonard, PhD, scientific director since 1962 of the U S Army Medical Biochemical Research Center at Walter Reed, received the President's Award for Distinguished Federal Civilian Service in a White House ceremony with President Nixon praising his work on advanced surgical repair materials and devices that saved wounded soldiers and offered new hope.
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