UTPB Info-Mobile to Visit Snyder June 14 15
The UTPB Info-Mobile touring the Permian Basin arrives in Snyder for two days at Western Texas College and nearby sites. Two students and a faculty member offer catalogs and on the spot admission forms as UT-Permian plans September opening and 27 undergraduate 7 graduate programs.
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A Houston reader thanks Joyce for a column on inhalation therapy that guided her daughter to relevant schools and a successful career, noting the positive impact of the guidance.
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Respiratory therapy career guide grows with field
Joyce Lain Kennedy details a name change to the American Association for Respiratory Therapy and outlines roles for respiratory therapists and technicians. The piece covers work settings, advancement paths, typical pay, training options, and steps to become registered or certified.
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HL&P Confirms Nuclear Plant Plan Near Palacios
Houston Lighting and Power along with Central Power and Light announce a joint project to build a nuclear generating plant in Matagorda County near Bay City and Palacios. The site would host two 1,150 MW units totaling about 30 percent of HL&P's capacity, costing several hundred million to up to one billion dollars with construction at least two years away pending AEC license approvals.
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Sun Oil hikes crude prices amid short supply in three states
Sun Oil Co raises crude purchase prices by 20 to 45 cents per barrel for about 335,000 barrels in Oklahoma Texas and Louisiana effective Friday. Price boosts vary by region and grade, with implications for refinery input and gasoline allocations as Sun faces domestic crude limits. A separate note from Chicago reports on a new “Science of Survival” predicting glass will help preserve Earth through efficient materials and environmental stewardship.
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Six AWOL Soldiers Surrender After Harassment Claim
Six enlisted men who fled Germany last week surrendered after a news conference at Reese Air Force Base. They accused Army command of harassment including religious pressure and a drug rehabilitation program. The group, led by Jerry Snook of Dumas Texas, said they did not desert and sought to speak with Congressmen.
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Smithville
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Lynwood
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Paynesville, Minn
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Bend, Ore
Glen E. Newman
Billings
Mon
Amarillo
Texas
Snook
Five Years Later Ethel Kennedy Leads Quiet Life
Washington AP reports Ethel Kennedy, widow of Robert F. Kennedy, maintains a private life at Hickory Hill in Virginia. She socializes selectively with 11 children, hosts a few gatherings, and notes the family's annual memorial for the late senator.
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Los Angeles
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Agnew Seeks Calm, Mends Fences At Governors Meet
Vice President Spiro Agnew, visiting Stateline Nevada, rejects claims of a Nixon era paralysis from Watergate. He says Nixon is busy and matters were discussed at the White House, while Nevada Governor Mike O Callaghan notes intact federal state relations. Governors plan policy statements on highway funds and social programs.
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Nevada
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Mandel
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San Antonio to Enforce Summer Electricity Curtailment
San Antonio residents and businesses face a summer long voluntary curtailment of electricity as the City Public Service Board asks customers to cut usage by 40 percent to conserve fuel oil. If shortages worsen, mandatory curtailment may be imposed, though officials hope to avoid it.
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