ASU Introduces Freshmen Only Dorm Concept at Run nels Hall
Angelo State University will convert Runnels Hall into a freshmen women’s residence for fall term. The program emphasizes a year long orientation with smaller resident to assistant ratios and individualized counseling. Dean Janet Douglas endorses the total living concept and group activities to aid early college success.
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Angelo State University
Runnels Hall
ASU
Janet Douglas
Miss Douglas
Dean Douglas
Uni
New University Living Hall to House 75 Coeds on Renovation
ASU unveils a summer renovation of Runnels Hall creating a two story facility for about 75 female students. Rooms for two, lab space, desks and beds, a formal lounge, study area and vending amenities are provided. Residents will elect leaders to shape programs and become campus spirit builders. Contact the Dean of Women for details.
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Miss Douglas
Runnels Hall
ASU
Dean of Women’s Office
Young Demos urge UT regents to save Texas Student Publications
The Young Democratic Clubs of Texas unanimously urged UT regents to extend Texas Student Publications and preserve a free press at the university amid a legal fight over TSP operations and its $600000 assets. The group accused regents of attempting to control student publications and urged protection of student rights.
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Regents
TSP
Young Democrats
University of Texas
U. S
Texas Will Distribute Record State School Funds
The State Board of Education approved a record Available School Fund allotment for 1970-71 totaling about 302.49 million statewide. Texas public schools will share 121.90 dollars per student in average daily attendance, based on last year’s enrollment of around 2.479 million to 2.7 million. The fund, financed by the Permanent School Fund earnings and dedicated taxes, funds textbook purchases and district operating costs.
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Austin -- Texas
State Board of Education
Texas
Permanent
Barstow News Update From Pecos Barstow CSD Office
Barstow reports Barstow Pecos Barstow CSD tax office activity as Miss Tennie Davis returns to work. July 19 El Paso visit noted for Walter Burkholder surgery. Theresa Walker visited daughter Sherri Goode in El Paso and returned home early week. Wednesday Bridge Club with Winiford Anderson. Brownies served. First Baptist Church Barstow to mark 75 years August 5 6 7 8. organized 1896 with Lynn Webb as pastor.
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Tennie Davis
Pecos-Barstow
CSD
Walter Burkholder
el Paso
Mr. Burkholder
Theresa Walker
Sherri Goode
Winiford Anderson
Pecos
John Burkholder
Forrest Walker
Barstow
Madge Conger
Charles Dyer
Linda Faulkner
Frances Manuel
Marion Russell
Iva Wadley
First Baptist Church of
Lynn Webb
Deadline nears for CCC cotton loan equity redemption
Cotton Incorporated reports producers have until July 31 to redeem equities up to $15 per bale in CCC loans. J Dukes Wooters Jr urges prompt contact with local buyers to determine equity amounts. Form A and Form G loans remain unredeemed, with Texas figures and regional equity estimates ranging from $5 to $15 per bale.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Cotton Incorporated
J. Dukes Wooters, Jr
Ed Burns
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Memphis
Tennessee
Texas
Burns
Wooters
Cotton Market News Report
Little Rock
Arkansas
Today in History July 23 highlights through the years
Events span 1914 Austria's ultimatum to Serbia after Archduke Ferdinand's assassination, 1829 Burt patents the typographer, 1886 Brodie's Brooklyn Bridge jump claim, 1889 Sullivan Kilrain boxing, 1945 Petain trial, 1958 Elizabeth II peers, 1968 Soviet-U.S. espionage charges, 196? Johnson Vietnam tides, 197? British Commons tear gas incidents.
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Associated Press
Austria
Serbia
Francis Ferdinand
William A. Burt
Mount Vernon
Michigan
New York
Steve Brodie
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Richburg
Miss
Marshal Henri Petain
France
Queen Elizabeth
Britain
House of Lords
Soviet Union
U. S
Lyndon B. Johnson
House of Commons
Education program aids police officer upgrading
The Houston Police Department pursues an advanced education push to end the dumb cop stereotype. About 200 officers are pursuing two to four year degrees, with many taking courses at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville. Officers balance full shifts with classes, often carpooling for study on Tuesday and Thursday.
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Houston
Houston Police Department
W. E. Reed
University of Houston
Herman Short
Law Enforcement
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville
Houston Police
Harold D. Caldwell
Sgt
R. T. Hill
Sam Houston
Hill
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