Lease of 711 W. Texas complicates LC bid
The Texas Department of Human Services appears to have signed a lease for 711 W. Texas, complicating Lee College's efforts to buy the property. DHS plans to move in December, with officials noting a signed contract may arrive soon.
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Texas Department of Human Services
Lee College
David Carr
DHS
Austin
Barclay’s American
Womack-Gilman Interests
Dan Sharp
Execu
Tive Vice
Tex-Sun Property Management Co
Womak-Gilman Interests
Houston
Democracy and values Symposium at Lee College Oct 21
Lee College hosts the third annual Democracy and Values Symposium in Rundell Hall Oct 21 from 8 45 a m to 4 p m coordinated by Ron Roberts. Brooks Jackson of the Wall Street Journal will discuss Money and the American Political Process with James Cala way and moderator Tom Bass. Other speakers include Richard Murray Glenda Callaway and Susan Cummings Hastie with panels on media public opinion and grassroots environmentalism.
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Rundell Hall
Ron Roberts
Wall Street Journal
Brooks Jackson
Houston
James C. Calaway
Tom Bass
The
University of St. Thomas
Richard Murray
University of Houston
Glenda Callaway
Ekistics Corporation
Susan Cummings-Hastie
Ken Bunting
Capitol
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Jane Ely
Houston Chronicle
David Mohlman
Baytown Sun
Bud
Charles Shafer
New tutoring programs proposed at two colleges
HCC plans new services for 185 students in its assisted program offering a counselor monthly seminars and degreed tutors. Lee College aims a Tech Voc tutoring program funded by a federal grant, targeting skills related classes with plans to begin in November.
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Lee College
Ramon Vela
Vela
Wendi McCormick Gram
Judy Hayman
HCC
Hayman
Anna Harris
Monk
Tax hearing draws no turnout at Lee College session
No one from the Lee College area attended a public hearing on LC Regents plans to raise taxes. Regents aim to set a tax rate of 15.827 cents per $100 of assessed value, up 1.33 cents from the 1989 effective rate. The bond project funds approved in 1988 include library renovations, a science healthcare facility, and upgraded heating and cooling systems.
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Lee College
LC Regents
Regents
Richard Inman
Financial Services
SC Sets Procedures for Club Funding Guidelines
The Student Congress established guidelines for clubs requesting aid from the Student Service Fee Fund. $6,447 remains of $10,000, with rules: no food or alcohol purchases, written proposals one week before voting, include raised funds, needed amount, purpose, and other donations. New clubs get $2,000 set aside, usable by Jan 31 or reallocated to established clubs.
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Student Congress
Student Service Fee Committee
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Dairy Farmer Lobby
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Wilbur Mills
John Connally
Carter
White House
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W. Texas
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Phi Theta Kappa
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Moser Hall
Houston Community College
Lantern
Keith Coburn
Stella Pepper Journalism Laboratory
Reflections
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Wendi McCormick
DaLu Nifong
Jodie Stowe
Stella Pepper
Exxon
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