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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1990

Page

5

Mount St Mary's contract row deepens over race claims

Dr Dennis, a sociology professor formerly at Howard University, faces nonrenewal at Mount St Marys College amid allegations that institutional racism influenced the decision. A grievance hearing on May 9 will determine if race played a role, with campus groups seeking truth and accountability.

Dr. Dennis Dennis Howard University Mount St. Mary’s Robert J Wickenheiser Christopher B. Smith Soeming Smith Mount St. Mary’s College John W. Campbell Fost Kir Tam Campbell Robert Wickenheiser Camppel Agilans Nennis Organization For Student Cultural Awareness Association Dr. Smith Bernard Sutton OSCA Andre Smith USCA Mr. Smith Sutton Taatter 16

Atanasoff Secretly Built First Electronic Computer

The article covers Dr. John Atanasoff and his Iowa State College lab where he and assistant Clifford Berry built an early computer. It notes Mauchly’s later ENIAC work, patent history, a 1970s patent suit, and Smithsonian acknowledgment that credits Atanasoff’s precedental role, with family remarks on recognition and legacy.

Iowa State College Clifford Berry Atanasoff Iowa State Navy John Mauchly Sperry Rand Corp Unisys Corp Bulgaria Mauchly Prosper Eckert Smithsonian Smithsonian Institution Alice The ENIAC Europe Japan U.S

Militants attack party offices amid Roh Tae-woo warning

In Seoul militants stormed the governing party headquarters and attacked offices as President Roh Tae-woo warned of chaos. Police fought protesters with tear gas. 21 radicals were arrested after a 10 minute seizure and five students injured. Windshields were shattered and firebombs used in clashes.

Seoul South Korea Roh Tae-woo Roh Party

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