Namath Says 1969 Season Likely Last
Jets quarterback Joe Namath, famous as Broadway Joe, announced in a Johnny Carson interview that 1969 would probably be his final season due to knee trouble. He had faced pressure over his nightclub investment and Rozelle’s warnings. Namath plans to retire rather than risk permanent injury, though he may still pursue business ventures.
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Longtime Lee College instructor recalls 35 years of growth
Mr. Charles Bonner, division head of math and pre engineering, began teaching at Lee College in 1934 and has observed the institution’s evolution for 35 years. He notes stable student attitudes, good faculty relations, and a progressive system as central to the college’s history and future.
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ACT TEST on Campus
The ACT exam will be given on Saturday December 13 1969. Students who have not taken the ACT should obtain a current registration packet from the Career Development Center. Return the registration card by November 10 to the ACT registration department to be eligible for the December 13 test.
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BSU Plans Weekly Bible School and Community Outreach
BSU at Boise State University outlines Saturday morning Bible School for children, language help for Mexican students, and Christ Emphasis Week in February. Leadership includes President Robert Sneider, enlistment VP Curtis Sanders, and project chair Ginger Whitaker with Cassie Harman publicizing and Joe Harvey secretary.
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Jenny Richards Retires After 18 Years at Lee College
Lee College bids farewell to cafeteria manager Jenny Richards after 18 years of service. A retirement party honored her with a $50 gift, cash gifts, and personal presents while she plans travel and visits, with her replacement being Mrs. Gobal.
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LOVE Broadcasts New Progressive Rock Show In Houston
LOVE, a four hour nightly progressive rock program produced by the American Broadcasting Company, airs on KXYZ FM 96.5 in Houston from 10:15 p.m. to 2:15 a.m. Dan Earhart, former KFMK program director, brands LOVE as brotherhood and a new generation lifestyle and notes plans to expand to 24 hours within months if responses are favorable. Listeners are urged to share opinions with Earhart at the KXYZ LOVE desk.
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Deferment Rules for Lee Jr College Students
Students may file Undergraduate and Student Certificate forms in the Registrar’s office to seek deferment under the Selective Service Act of 1967. A deferment is granted by the President if the student takes twelve hours plus physical education each term and completes 32 passing hours per year while attending Lee Jr College.
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Lee College to get suitcase sized mini brains computer
The Technical-Vocational Department at Lee College will install a compact suitcase sized computer this October. It will replace a room full of larger machines at a total cost under 15000 dollars. Students will install and monitor eight thousand bytes of memory and basic Fortran capabilities. The system links multiple process control loops including pipeline flow and pressure, a chic matograph, and a PCM telemetry remote control.
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