Lt William G Rogers Receives Air Force Commendation Medal
First Lt. William G. Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Walter F Rogers of 1620 Sixth St was awarded the U S Air Force Commendation Medal at Ching Chuan Kang AB Taiwan for outstanding professional skill. He is a personnel officer who previously served with the 6212 Combat Support Group at Chu Chasa Kang and was commissioned after graduation from Lackland Training School. He is a 1962 Lorais High School graduate and earned a BS in business administration in 1967 from Sacramento State College.
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William G. Rogers
Walter F. Rogers
Sixth St
Ching Chuan Kang AB
Taiwan
Rogers
Éety
Chu Chasa Kang
Lackland
Tex
Lorais High School
Sacramento Calif
State College
Military spending reaches 200 billion in 1969
Geneva reports world military outlay rose to a record 200 billion dollars, up 44 percent since 1964. New York notes Antarctica fossils suggest a much warmer past near the equator. Ann Arbor hosts a federally funded automobile-testing lab slated for completion in July 1971.
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Geneva
Antarctica
New York
Equator
Car
Ann Arbor
Mich
Federal Automobile-Testing Laboratory
Record steel output reaches 141 million tons in 1967
The United States steel industry produced a record 141 million tons last year, up 5.2 percent from the 134 million tons reached in 1966, marking the highest annual total in industry history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary. Ind
U. S
Elyria Chronicle Telegram Brief Item
Local edition page A section notes happenings from Elyria on Sunday June 21 1970 with brief civic updates and community notices.
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Elyria
Sun
Chronicle-Telegram
Amherst Rotary Daybook and Evening Meetings
Datebook lists noon Amherst Rotary at Westminster Presbyterian Church and 7:30 p.m. City council at council chambers. Avon Lake Council 7:30 p.m. at municipal building. United Church of Christ Council 8 p.m. at church. Columbia Volunteer firemen 8 p.m. at fire station. New London Rotary at noon Methodist Church. Business and Professional Women 7:30 p.m. at Alice Ward home. Installation.
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Rotary Club
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Council Chambers
United Church of Christ Council
Methodist Church
Alice Ward
Davis Fired Again by UCLA Regents Over Communist Ties
Angela Davis loses renewal of one year acting professorship at UCLA as regents cite extreme speeches and dissertation issues. Davis vows court challenge and may teach unofficially if faculty arrange facilities and credits. Governor Reagan condemns possible return, calling rules harmful.
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LOS Angeles
Angela Davis
University of California At
University Regents
Miss Davis
Regents
UCLA
Ronald Reagan
Charles E. Young
State Supreme Court
Young
Reagan
Davis
Ohio grant deadline August 1 for aid shortfall
The Ohio Instructional Grant program offers funds for recent and former high school graduates with need. Only 1.5 million of 8.5 million allocated for 1970 71 remains available with grants up to 900 dollars yearly.
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Ohio
Harold L. Yochum
Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Ohio
Yochum
Ohio College of the Student's Choice
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Gerald C. Radovich
Donaid C. Radevich
Foster Park Rid
Amherst
Carswell Afb
Keppard Afb
U.S. Air Force
Radevich
7Th Bomb Wing
Strategic Air Command
Marion L. Steele
Donald L. McClaflin
Lessard L. McClaflin
RD 3
Wellington
Chanute Afb
Ill
Lackland Afb
Wellington High School
Penneys
Penncrest
Penney's
Midway Mall
Midway Mall Penney’s
Avon Lake
Columbia
New London
Ljublijana
Yugoslavia
Slovenia Republic
Niewspaper Rdrive
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