Dutchess Community College Moves 21, 000 Books During Transition
During a recent building transfer the college moved 21 000 books without interrupting service. A volunteer corps handled the packing and shifting to the new campus facilities.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1966
Page
3
During a recent building transfer the college moved 21 000 books without interrupting service. A volunteer corps handled the packing and shifting to the new campus facilities.
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Hancock for Congress Citizens Committee announced five new co chairmen. Willard Lipe of Manlius heads the new slate, joined by Ernest Powell of 320 Maple Street, Richard G. Sheeran of 147 Normanor Drive, Richard D. Pietrefasa of 99 Burlingame Road, and John L. Butz of Westvale. Each brings local ties from business, housing, banking, charity, and youth groups.
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