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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1994
Page
3
Fragmented read yields no clear event or names. Readable terms suggest a local notice or brief item but specifics are unreadable.
Student Congress tackles adviser search and membership rules as the term begins. The vacant adviser post, with a three year contract requirement, delays leadership while committee members interview candidates. By Lar Summers, the group weighs bylaws conflicts and aims to unite diverse views to focus on policy and performance.
The Association of American Publishers launches a 12 week reading campaign to promote textbooks bought at semester start. Flyers display Aug 23 to Oct 14 across colleges. Suzanne Machala notes aim to boost understanding of how good textbooks aid course value through structured assignments like Get the Big Picture.
Bedford Umezulike or Dr Umez a Nigerian born political science professor joins Lee College as a new government instructor. He previously taught at Paul Quinn College Southern University Tarrant County Junior College North West Campus Fort Worth and earned multiple degrees including a doctorate from the University of North Texas.
Dr John Meyer, biologist and NASA trainee, will speak on creation and evolution at Lee College Neva Cobb Auditorium Wednesday at noon. Sponsored by Chi Alpha with Baytown Assembly of God support. discussion covers his research into biological design and flood geology. Call First Assembly of God at (409) 295-5562 for details.
Gene Fontenot, Republican candidate for the 25th district, addressed about 70 attendees at Ryan's Family Steakhouse Baytown on Sept 6. He pledged to oppose the Clinton healthcare bill, roll back certain administration policies, and face Democrat Ken Bentsen in this November's general election.
Jason Flom of Atlantic Records led a campaign against mandatory minimum sentences for small drug offenses. At Lollapalooza his booth collected over 15,000 postcards to Congress pushing a Safety Valve measure. The provision allows retroactive sentencing reductions to two years for first time offenders if criteria are met, avoiding violence or prior long prison terms.
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