Hog Farmers Show Living Off The Land In New Mexico
Tempo Magazine features Marge Crumbaker and photographer Roger Powers profiling a sincere group, the Hog Farmers, who practice self reliance in New Mexico. The piece highlights their independence, hard work, and return to basics, with candid photography and a caption about choosing work to avoid becoming wasted.
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Tax Time Course at Lee College Aids Taxpayers
Lee College offers a non credit course on income tax computation led by instructor Kenneth Scheffler. The 30 hour program runs Wednesdays 6 to 9 pm from January 7 to March with registration January 5 in Room 103. At least 20 enrollments required for class to proceed.
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Kenneth Scheffler
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David Byford
Landscaping Overhaul Planned for Lee College Campus
Professionals will begin a campus wide landscape project at Lee College after the Christmas holidays. Comptroller Alvin Miles said the chosen firm will have broad freedom. an architect has not yet been hired. Miles noted winter grass is emerging but will die in spring, with Bermuda grass expected to take hold later.
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Lee College
Alvin Miles
Miles
Mini-computer at Lee College aims to cut TV costs
Lee College acquires a Mini-Bit 480 computer costing about 12500 dollars. The unit, cheaper than the 30000 dollar monthly rental for larger machines, will be used by technical students after basic programming to tackle homework problems with Fortran IV. A Mini-Bit 483 will replace it to handle large process control systems in oil field and refinery technology under electronics faculty supervision.
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LC Electronics
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