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The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1967

Page

3

Lee College Physics Department Showcases Varied Experiments

The Lee College physics program features four courses for freshmen to sophomores with 85 experiments available. Instructors McGraw and Goodin designed two custom rigs while the department continually updates equipment to improve accuracy and scope. The Milli ken oil drop experiment teaches electron charge and the college has spent about 5000 dollars yearly for a decade on physics.

Lee College McGraw Delton Goodin Milliken Alvin Miles

Doc Severinsen to Lead Robert E. Lee Band Event

Amusements notes that Carl Doc Severinsen famed NBC lead trumpeter will conduct a band clinic for junior high groups on March 30 and perform a concert March 31 in the Robert E. Lee Auditorium under the Robert E. Lee Band. Tickets cost 1 dollar from Charles E. Forque or Donald H. Muery.

Brian Seeger Carl “Doc” Severinson Robert E. Lee Doc” Severinson NBC Orchestra Command Our City Robert E. Lee Band Charles E. Forque Donald H. Muery

Tribute To An Old Friend Or How The Automated Bubblegum Caper Was Foiled

A playful homage frames Batman as the hero in a comic tale from Bangor Maine. The narrator recounts a zany caper involving Bubble Gum Co plans, a Rolls Royce, Sugar East, a Texan defector, and a rescue by Batman and Robin. The gang is captured on University Island, and the narrator's venture ends with marriage to the milkman.

Hot Rod Batman Masked Wonder Gotham City Bangor Maine Sugar East Sugar Guy Wize East Berlin Johnson City Wire Universe Island Black Goose Bay Nottingham Robin

Tax tips for student filers from IRS official

Rob ert L Webb of the Internal Revenue Service in Baytown Texas explains student tax obligations for 1966. Requirements cover filing thresholds of 600 dollars, refunds for withholding under 600, and exemptions. In community property states married students should file separately with half the parental income each. A call to IRS can answer many questions.

Uncle Sam Robert L. Webb Internal Revenue Service Baytown Texas IRS

LC prep for rough but hopeful basketball season

Clem’s Corner notes LC will field a team next year with strong support from coaches and students. The Texas Junior College Athletic Conference South zone faces tough competition, led by San Jacinto with a No 2 junior college national ranking and a playoff run, while LC builds with many freshmen and experienced rivals returning.

Texas Junior College Athletic Conference San Jacinto Ravens Kansas Ravens San Jacinto

Oldest life forms found in Transvaal geology

Fossil evidence suggests bacteria like life forms dating back at least 3.1 billion years were discovered in Transvaal South Africa formations. Air pollution now poses fatal heart risks on California highways and ecologists push back the timeline of early human habitation in Italy and a 200000 year old house remains.

Transvaal South Africa California Italy U. S

World Population Surges Past 3.3 Billion by 1966

By mid 1966 world population stood at 3.346 billion per Population Research Bureau, up 65 million in a year. Growth averages 2 percent, doubling every 35 years, with estimates showing 24 billion by 2066.

Population Reference Bureau United States

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Linda Wilson Bryan James Jo Hargraves Leonee Claude LC Physics Department Guy Wire Clem's By Clem Hausmann Abulcasis
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