College awards honor teaching and leadership at commencement
Jeanne Hagelskamp tops honors as Magna cum laude. Jill Squires wins John F. Kennedy Memorial Award for research on English Rule in Ireland. Faculty awards go to Judy Duffy Barbara Doherty and Ruth Eileen Dwyer. Dr. Heiss urges support for higher education and notes U.S. water use.
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Mooresville
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Ireland
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S.P
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Terre Haute
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Norman Dow
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Liberal Arts College
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Indianapolis
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Gary
Christiana Collins
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Power plant expansion eyed near Sullivan County
Trade Council officials said an agreement on the Breed Plant project has been reached with A E P parent Indiana and Michigan Power. The plant in Sullivan County near Fairbanks now produces 450 megawatts and employs about 85. expansion plans include land acquisition along the Wabash River. Public affairs director Warren Widenhofer notes no current energy crisis bind but warns of possible shortages if coal regulations tighten. The plant tests air pollution controls for high sulfur coal and uses Wyoming low sulfur coal, with three oil-burning generators on standby.
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Dover Cliffs Put Up For Sale In New York Trade Fair
Mayflower Marketing announces plans to sell souvenir chalk pieces from the White Cliffs of Dover at a New York trade fair. Small chunks will be offered as key rings and in plastic boxes, with only portions sold at a time.
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Rainy Seattle Faces Potential Water Shortage
Seattle residents may face a water shortage as extremely low snow pack on two city watersheds and a dry summer threaten the supply. Water Superintendent Kenneth Lowthian cautioned it is too early to tell if conditions will become critical.
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Foreign diplomat among Mexico kidnap victims
The kidnappers who seized a foreign diplomat in Mexico City demanded nationwide publication of their communiques. The diplomat, Leonhardy, with 30 years in government service, is set to retire next year. This marked the first foreign official abducted in Mexico.
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Mexico City
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Mexico
Federal Aviation
Ohira unhappy with Nixon message in Tokyo
Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ohira said Nixon’s state of the world message left him dissatisfied as Japan must seek balance of payments equilibrium. He criticized the emphasis on the U.S. trade deficit with Japan as the most urgent issue and noted the United States still holds its old view of Japan.
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Bruce Heads to Peking to Restore China Ties
Ambassador David K. E. Bruce sails from Washington to Peking with his wife and six U.S. officials to reopen relations with China after 23 years. He plans to open a U S liaison office as a step toward renewed diplomatic ties after the 1949 break.
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Mohawk Indian Denied Work Permit Sparks Union Row
A Mohawk man named Aponte is barred from a Wood Wire and Metal Lathers Local 46 job line for not being white, while Frank Pisaniello moves up to permit 125 after a late change. The scene highlights ethnic bias in labor listings and the harsh toll on workers awaiting permits.
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Union Grievances Spark Debate Over Global Solidarity
The speaker criticizes how the union handled a worldwide dispute, suggesting there were better methods to address concerns and maintain unity among members across nations. The comment signals ongoing tensions within global labor circles.
Gift Horse and Cologne Tax Tale
Hal Boyle recalls buying cologne, paying $16.05 with tax for a $6.05 item after aisle trials and despair. He muses that his scent will endure until the next gift horse arrives.
Intestinal stroke term described in medical journal
A reader asks about the phrase intestinal stroke used for sudden bowel obstruction. Dr Harrison from the University of British Columbia discussed its medical meaning and parallels with stroke in vessels supplying organs.
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S. V
Cole
Intestinal stroke term and leprosy overview
A physician discusses intestinal blood flow disruption from atherosclerosis termed intestinal stroke. The reader asks if leprosy is related to gonorrhea or syphilis. Leprosy, or Hansen's disease, is an infectious disease caused by a bacillus related to TB, with several forms. It is rare in the US, common in tropical regions, and vaccines and multi drug regimens show promise for travelers.
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Denture Adhesive FIXODENT Promises Secure Wear
A plastic cream named FIXODENT claims to hold both upper and lower dentures securely for daily home use. The product forms an elastic membrane to cushion biting and chewing, aids speech, and lets users bite harder and eat more naturally. The pencil-point dispenser targets precise application.
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