Plan to Sharpen Church Management Through Experts
Church leaders across denominations form the Church Executive Development Board to import corporate and public sector know how for church administration. The first program runs Sunday to Sept. 3 at American University and Wesley Seminary in Washington, D.C., with senior officers from dioceses synods and councils. More than 10,000 clergy and lay leaders hold top posts in Protestant churches and many more in the Catholic Church. Lilly Endowment funds initial efforts.
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D.C
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Maryland Drill May Solve Surface Crust Of Moon
Maryland and California firms win contracts to build a diamond tipped drill to bore 100 feet into the moon. The device aims to settle debates on whether the moon’s exterior is solid rock or dust and to probe for ancient surface layers and possible ice for 1970s missions. Westinghouse Defense and Space Center in Baltimore lands a 5700 contract. Northrop Space Laboratories of Hawthorne gets 509000 for development.
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Baltimore
California
Westinghouse Defense and Space Center
National Space Agency
Nort Top Space Laboratories
Hawthorne
Calif
Moon drill aims for light aluminum design
George Woo of Westinghouse describes a 200 pound aluminum alloy drill for lunar use. A 20 person team will build it over a year, operating in extreme temperatures and high vacuum. The drill would extend up to 1,500 feet for lunar samples, with astronauts on the surface examining cores and sending select samples back for study.
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Vat Westinghouse
Woo
Moon
Kentucky Halfback Bird Returns From Foot Injury
BIRD'S FOOT AT LEXINGTON AP It May come as one a shock to his opponents Kontucky halfback Rodger Bird played all of last season with a foot injury. The injury, which was kept secret, has been corrected and Coach Charlie Bradshaw expects Bird to top last season's all star performance in which he broke the school's rushing record. Bird, who played both offense and defense, was ranked in the top 10 in eight of the Southern Conference's nine statistical races.
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Bird
Lexington
Kontucky
Rodger Bird
Charlie Bradshaw
Bryant trails Wright in UK coaching win percentage
Lexington AP reports Paul Bear Bryant has 60 wins 23 losses 5 ties at Kentucky but C A Wright posts a higher win percentage after a single season with seven wins and none losses.
Wage Law To Cover Farm Help
Washington AP report says the House Education and Labor Committee backed a 1.15 dollar hourly federal minimum wage for 1.3 million agricultural workers, expanding coverage to 29.6 million. Johnson proposed extending to 8 trillion for non-farm workers. subcommittee adds 7.2 million total. Committee vote on remaining categories Monday. plan to raise most workers from 1.25 to 1.75 awaits final action.
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House Education and Labor Committee
Johnson
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