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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1972

Page

5

Chairman named to business post at SW Texas St

Dr. Royce Abrahamson was named chairman of the Business Administration Department at Southwest Texas State University effective January. The appointment, announced by President Dr. Billy M. Jones, accompanies rapid school growth and will free Dean Dr. Leland Wilson to focus on developing business program theories. The business school now has 2,195 majors in business administration.

San Marcos, Tex Royce Abrahamson Business Southwest Texas State University

Counseling intern surprised fellow at UT Austin center

English priest Father Mike Duffy interns at the University of Texas Counseling Psychological Services Center. He greets clients in casual attire, discusses positive mental health, and meets with supervising psychologist Dr. Fred Hill. Duffy came from Dublin on a recommendation and is hosted by the Paulist Fathers at St. Austin's Church.

Austin,tex Mike Duffy England University of Texas Father Duffy Mike Counseling Psychological Services Center London Ivor Brown Dublin Health Authority Ut-Austin Center The American Psychological Association Coun Seling Fred Hill University of Dublin Austin St. Austin’s Catholic Church

A&M leads Texas in state higher education research

Texas A&M University tops the state in research volume among higher education institutions with 26,321,909 in the year ending Aug 31. UT Austin, Texas Tech, and the University of Houston followed with 25,301,286. 3,528,349. and 1,946,657 respectively, as the Coordinating Board reports.

College Station Texas A&m

Regents accept gifts for Texas school

UT System regents formally accept gifts to the University of Texas Institute of Texas Cultures at San Antonio. Donors include Dr. and Mrs. Dudley Winn Smith of Brownsville with antique furniture and porcelain, Walter G. Sterling of Houston with Texas reference books and a French tapestry, plus cash gifts from Ewing Hassell Foundation and Moody Foundation for the 1972 Texas Folklife Festival. The Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation funds Negro history research, and a Hong Kong law note mentions concubine history.

Austin, Tex University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures At San Antonio UT System Dudley Winn Smith Brownsville Smith Mary Lasswell Walter G. Sterling Houston Texas Gov. Ross Sterling University Gov. Sterling Gov

NTSU to Study Religious Classes on State Campuses

North Texas State University has received a $25,000 grant to study religious education on state college campuses and to develop a model curriculum. Dr. William B. Rogers will be educational consultant under Dr. Gus Ferre, with support from an anonymous foundation. Representatives from UT Austin and the University of Houston may join to present findings to the Coordinating Board for possible adoption.

Denton Tex North Texas State University Jim Reid William B. Rogers Gus Ferre Texas University of Texas At Austin University of

No sure cure for senility and gallbladder illness

Dear Dr. Lamb explains senility linked to brain vessel changes and strokes, high blood pressure, and lifestyle factors. Chronic cholecystitis is long term inflammation of the gallbladder with possible digestion issues, pain, or stone migration affecting the bile duct, liver, or pancreas.

Dr. Lamb

Bank robber sentenced to 11 years for perjury in Texas case

A convicted bank robber, Bobby Gene Green, 36, received an additional three years on his sentence after falsely claiming a Texas Ranger beat him. He must serve 11 years for the Blooming Grove bank robbery and perjury in Dallas federal court. Green pleaded guilty to perjury and admitted making false statements during a hearing.

Dallas Bobby Gene Green Blooming Grove Robert M. Hill Green U. S. District Court Sarah T. Hughes

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