Doctor Carroll L. Bandy named UH Victoria Student Life Officer
Dr. Carroll L. Bandy is appointed Student Life Officer at the University of Houston Victoria Center after serving as Acting Officer this year and teaching mathematics part time. He holds a B.S. from Arkansas Polytechnic College 1959 an MS from the University of Arkansas 1962 and a PhD from the University of Houston 1972. The office will support student life policies and their implementation from a new classroom office building on Victoria College campus beginning in early June. Students seeking housing financial aid or student organizations should contact the office.
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Carroll L. Bandy
University of Houston Victoria Center
Dr. Bandy
Arkansas Polytechnic College
University of Arkansas
University of Houston
Victoria College
Economic Roundup: Auto Sales Slump and Greenspan Optimism
Americans cut back on borrowing in March and April car sales lagged, with foreign models capturing a record 21.4 percent of the U.S. market. Yet Alan Greenspan projected an improving economy and the Dow rose. Debt fell in March, auto rebates faded, and U.S. carmakers cut dividends as profits and savings trends improved in housing and supermarkets.
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Associated Press
Alan Greenspan
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Federal Reserve Board
Chrysler Corp
Ford
General Motors
American Motors
U.S
Washington
Greenspan
Alcoa Funds Scholarships for Lamar University Engineering
The Alcoa Foundation of Pittsburgh funds four annual Lamar University engineering scholarships totaling 3000 dollars. Orval L. Royer presents the check to Dr. John E. Gray with Lamar officials present. Awards include two chemical engineering, one industrial, and one engineering discipline decided by the faculty.
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ALCOA
Alcoa Foundation
Lamar University
Jack R. Hopper
Robert A. McAllister
College of Engineering
Orval L. Royer
Point Comfort, Tex
John E. Gray
Beaumont
Texas
Pittsburgh
Point Comfort
Tex
Lamar
Department of Chemical Engineering
Gray
Roger
Gary mayor faces challenge in tight Gary primary
In Gary Indiana Richard G Hatcher the first black elected mayor of a major Northern city faces a tough Democratic primary against Dozier T Allen Jr a former ally who argues that Hatcher has ignored Gary s white minority Allen a Lake County township trustee campaigns on a racial theme and vows to unite black political and white economic power to curb urban decay The winner is expected to win the November general election Hatcher 41 notes urban reform goals and says he would consider leaving politics for law practice but prefers to continue guiding Gary s urban improvement efforts
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Gary, Ind
Richard G. Hatcher
Gary
Hatcher
Dozier T. Allen Jr
Allen
Lake County
Robert A. Pastrick
Chicago
Hatcher Joe
Allen Hatcher
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH
A puzzle page by THOMAS JOSEPH with across and down clues and a cryptogram sample. It includes example entries across 1 5 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 23 27 28 29 30 33 35 36 37 38 39 and down clues 1 2 3 4 11 22 15 27 29 31 plus a note on a cryptoquote using substitution hints.
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C.O.D
Oolong
Isia
College
Iowa
Truth
Greek Island
Friendly Islands
Imil Nature
Pallid
Indiana City
Beavers
FDIC chief urges restoring public confidence in banks
Frank Wille, FDIC chairman, told the Texas Bankers Association that recent bank failures and near-failures have damaged trust while stressing that failure rates aren’t unusually high. He noted stricter loan classifications and that over 98 percent of the 14,500 U.S. banks face no regulatory concerns.
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Wille
Texas Bankers Association
U.S
Dallas Man Killed in Open-Field Plane Crash
Loren Charles Bowie, 61, of Dallas, died Monday when his single engine Piper 140 crashed during rush hour near LBJ Freeway in northeast Dallas. Witnesses say the aircraft flipped, then nosedived to the ground, 2,000 feet from the nearest residence at the Dallas Garland city limits.
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Dallas
Loren Charles Bowie
Dallas-Garland
Southwestern University Grants 165 Diplomas at 135th Commencement
Paul George Robinson and Charles Allen Coward of Port Lavaca were among 165 graduates receiving diplomas at Southwestern University on Sunday May 4. Commencement was in the Alma Thomas Theatre with Dr. Norman Spellmann as speaker. It marked the 135th ceremony with many graduates planning further study in law medicine seminaries and related fields. Paul is the son of Rev. and Mrs Milton H. Robinson. Charles is the son of Mr. and Mrs Merrill V. Coward.
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Georgetown
Paul George Robinson
Charles Allen Coward
Port Lavaca
Southwestern University
Alma Thomas Theatre
Norman Spellmann
Paul
Milton H. Robinson
Charles
Merrill V. Coward
Motley named to all A honor roll at SFA
Motley John Edward, a Port Lavaca senior sociology major at Stephen F. Austin State University, is among 132 students honored this spring for making the all A honor roll last fall. Criteria require 12 undergraduate hours or nine graduate hours, with a banquet hosted by the Nacogdoches Boosters Club and remarks by Dr. Ralph W. Steen.
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Nacogdoches
John Edward Motley
Port Lavaca
Stephen F. Austin State University
SFA
Gene Barbin
Nacogdoches Boosters Club
Ralph W. Steen
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Motley
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Bargain Center
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