Hendry Hotel Fire Highlighted City Prep and Fire Response
The Hendry Hotel blaze in Angora on Sunday caused an estimated 50 000 in damage but was limited by pre planning and the Angora Fire Department's know how. Fire Chief Bill Goodwin credited volunteers with preventing greater damage as firefighters fought on the second and third floors and used an Auburn aerial ladder truck to reach the attic area. 75 firemen, seven trucks, and multiple hose lines battled the flame with one resident and one fireman injured.
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Angola
Bill Goodwin
Hendry Hotel
Goodwin
Tim Skinner
John Halsey
Cameron Hospital
Auburn Fire Department
Fremont
Pleasant Lake
Auburn
Metz
Hamilton Salem
Ashley
Eden
Orland
Griffin Construction Co
Fort Wayne
Tri State scheduling rumors spark finals timing debate
Registrar Dr Radcliffe explains quarter dates to fit a 51 day term across Spring Winter and Summer quarters. Summer begins June 15 while Spring starts March 20 and Winter ends March 16 to meet finals by March 13 to 15.
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Radcliffe
Tri-State
TSC
Summer Lake
Cook Authors Two Articles On Purchasing
Robert I. Cook of Tri-State College contributes two February magazine pieces on purchasing management. In The Hoosier Purchaser he argues that a title alone does not define a manager, as a purchasing head must coordinate with multiple departments and adapt to firm growth.
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Robert I. Cook
Tri-State College
Hoosier Purchaser
Cook
Tri State Area Artists Open Show March 23
Tri State College sponsors an open exhibition for adult artists from seven counties in Indiana Michigan and Ohio. The show runs March 23 to 31 in John G Best Hall with a March 12 entry deadline. Local reception Sunday March 24.
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Tri-State Area
John G. Best
DeKalb
LaGrange
Noble and Steuben Counties
Indiana
Branch
St. Joseph
Michigan
Williams County
Ohio
K. C. Emerson
Neil Robinson
Condon
Emerson
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority of
Angola
Tri- State
Survey Describes Typical Tri State Freshman
A Tri State College survey of 657 new students in the 1967 Fall Quarter profiles a typical entrant as an 18 year old unmarried male from a small to medium city in Indiana Ohio or New York. The study by Dr William L Scott notes 181 from Indiana 121 from Ohio and 119 from New York with rural roots and working class fathers.
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Indiana
Ohio
New York
William L. Scott
New
York
Tri-State College
Tri-State
Traffic Committee Recommends No Change in Parking Rules
The Committee on Student Life reviewed the traffic code and parking and urged no changes. Fines range from $1 to $40 and unposted No Parking zones remain violations. Traffic tickets are not appealable after issuance and unpaid fines double after 48 hours.
Faculty Adds Two For Spring Term
Dr. Charles Brink of Sand Springs Oklahoma and Dr. Stamatis N Paleocrassas of Edina Minnesota join Tri State College as assistant professors beginning spring quarter announced by Dean Frederick J Bogardus Brink earned a Doctor of Science at New Mexico State University and taught civil engineering at that university Paleocrassas holds degrees from Minnesota and joins the civil engineering department both teach faculty roles begin this term
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Charles. Brink
Sand Springs
Okla
Stamatis N. Paleocrassas
Edina
Minn
Tri-State College
Frederick J. Bogardus
Brink
New Mexico State University
Oklahoma State University
Mar
Diploma mailing note for graduates and certificate candidates
Short notice postpones on campus diploma handouts. Grades due by 5 p.m. March 15. Graduates and certificate candidates should leave mailing addresses with Mrs. Wilson in the Office of the Registrar, and diplomas will be mailed the week after the quarter ends.
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Wilson
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