Richards and Wilson rally in Liberty on jobs and Clinton support
Gov Ann Richards and Congressman Charlie Wilson campaigned in Liberty addressing the faltering economy and job creation for the future. They urged support for Bill Clinton and condemned past Republican policies while highlighting U.S. job preservation and family values. About 1,000 people attended, including local school bands.
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Forum forum shapes views on education and representation
A Thursday candidate forum hosted by Student Congress highlighted education funding and college governance. Don Coffey urged East Harris County representation in the Texas Senate to Baytown’s first seat, while Donald Peter Fogo argued against cutting higher education funds and backed student representation on the Board of Regents. Dolly Madison McKenna and Gene Green spoke on education access, crime, and program funding, noting tax considerations and the need for broader educational opportunities.
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Giene Green
Donald Peter Fogo
Student Congress
Texas
Senate
East Harris County
Baytown
Coffey
House of Representatives
Fogo
Board of
Regents
Dolly Madison McKenna
U.S. House of Representatives
U.S. House
Gene Green
FORUM
Pace
Phone registration for Spring 93 announced at campus
Dennis Dressler says phone registration starts November 23 for Spring 93. Students must speak with a counselor or adviser and have advising files updated. The counseling center notes high activity before registration and urges early visits to avoid long waits. For questions call ext. 384.
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Counseling Center
Tax rate kept for Lee College budget despite shortfall
Lee College Board of Regents voted October 19 not to raise the district tax rate for 1992 93 despite an anticipated revenue shortfall over 100000. The existing 17.96 cent rate remains as Evans notes offsets from state funds and other sources cover the deficit. The session also authorized stock transfers and awarded three contracts including Josten Learning for 86070 to support Upward Bound, HVAC services, and IMSCO for pipe and flat bar.
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South Manchester College
England
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Anaheim
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Evans
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JLC
Upward Bound
Lee
Hvac Mechanical Services Inc
Michael Sparks
IMSCO
Intersession Offered at Lee College During Christmas Break
Lee College schedules a three week intersession from December 28 to January 14 between Fall and Spring terms at San Jacinto Mall. Courses include government history and health care fields with 16 teaching hours weekly for transfer or added credit. Registration runs December 15 to 21 in person at Moser Hall and Rundell Hall with counseling guidance prior.
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Moser Hall
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Counseling Center
Lee College Faces 39 Percent Loan Default Triggering Cuts
Lee College defers supplemental loans after a 39 percent student loan default rate, up from 22 percent last year. Financial aid director Trudy Masters says the college has two years to drop below 35 percent or risk removal from Stafford loans, Pell Grants, and work study. Measures include redefining loan limits and tightening access while seeking to protect students.
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Trudy Masters
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