Court ruling may not affect Birdwood College prospects
A Supreme Court decision allowing direct or indirect state aid to church related colleges could bolster Georgia programs, but Birdwood College president Riska Rogers expects little immediate impact. He cites accreditation progress and November goals as pivotal while noting Birdwood’s unique Primitive Baptist foundation.
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Birdwood Junior College to Consider Name Change
Birdwood plans renaming as enrollment improves and accreditation proceeds. Board invites public suggestions by July 10, with final board vote set for July 17. new name should reflect city county and area rather to attract broader student support.
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Ford Reagan Nears 1976 Nomination But Falls Short
Ford and Reagan are expected to fall short of the delegates needed for the Republican nomination after the final seven state selections. A 159 uncommitted delegates pool remains, with Ford and Reagan each courting gains. State-by-state shows Minnesota Montana New Mexico North Dakota Colorado and Utah among pivotal contests before July 16.
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Reagan
Terry Ryan
Associated Press
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White House
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St. Paul
Iowa
Washington
Robert D. Ray
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Colorado
Utah
Fargo
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Promising Results From Swine Flu Vaccine Tests
National tests on 5186 volunteers show basic vaccines elicit good immunity with few side effects. Adults over 24 immunize easily, but children require caution due to higher side effects. Multiple vaccines or combinations may be needed for 215 million Americans. No dangerous reactions observed in the studies.
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Harry Meyer
Food and Drug Administration
Bureau of Biologics
David Karzon
Vanderbilt University
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