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Newspaper
Snyder Daily News
Location
Snyder, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1978
Page
4
In Snyder Texas diver training stresses how nitrogen can cause bubbles in the blood if stops are skipped and how first aid is standard. Bell emphasizes teaching hazard avoidance and that most accidents involve uncertified divers. A 66 year old learned to dive, age not a barrier if physically fit. A separate county court plea saw Lare Hernandez fined for driving while intoxicated.
In Friday proceedings two probated terms were handed down. Tommy Baker, 17, pleaded guilty to retaliation and received a two year probated jail term after allegedly threatening a sex case complainant tied to his brother Robert Baker charged with aggravated sexual abuse. Rose lio Pesina received a two year probated sentence for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle after taking a 1972 Javelin from Guy Allen on May 30. A Dutch bulb growing note mentions most bulb firms are family operated with 12.4 acre or smaller holdings.
Western Texas College will dismiss classes July 3 and 4 for a holiday. Administrative offices open July 3. Summer session runs six weeks from July 12 with day classes starting July 13. The first day session ends July 7 while the nine week evening session ends July 28. Fall registration begins September 5.
Tony Randall headlines The Music Man on a six day Tulsa stage return, hoping his high school friend Allen Dexter might join the tour as the anvil salesman. Randall, free after The Tony Randall Show cancellation, leads a 10 city run beginning June 19 in Kansas City with stops through Baltimore.
Dr. Anson R. Bertrand, dean at Texas Tech, named to head the new Science and Education Administration in the Agriculture Department. He will start July 10 with a $47,500 annual salary, chosen from over 130 nominees and 40 applicants. Bertrand, 54, was born in Gatesville and holds degrees from Texas A&M and Purdue.
Milwaukee AP report cites a 1876 letter by Northwest Telegraph Co. official Haskins claiming General George A. Custer incurred over $100 in unpaid messages to Fargo North Dakota and Fort Lincoln. The missive, found in a Wisconsin Telephone Co. museum, notes Custer as “utterly lawless” in dealings, predating the Little Bighorn massacre.
Akron AP reports the late Thomas Wolfe works have been translated into 18 languages per the Thomas Wolfe Newsletter from the University of Akron English Department. Languages include German Swedish Norwegian Czechoslovakian Danish Italian French Serbian Croatian Japanese Bosnian Polish Hungarian Russian Dutch Spanish Turkish and Korean. Look Homeward Angel has been translated into the first 14 languages.
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