Sen McGovern to Open Shenandoah Lectures
US Senator George McGovern of South Dakota will open the Shenandoah Lectures on Friday February 14 in the Shenandoah College and Conservatory auditorium. The program is funded by an anonymous donation to broaden campus intellectual contact with national leaders and will feature additional speakers during spring and fall sessions.
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George 8. McGovern
South Dakota
Shenandoah College
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
McGovern
Vietnam
Robert Cunningham
Ratiff Development
Shenandoah
Tation
Bruce C. Sanders
Dakota Wesleyan
Democratic Party
Nathan Scott
University of Chicago Divinity School
LaBaron Moseley
Veterans Administration Hospital
Salem
Edward W. Baumar
United Methods' ‘Church
Washington, D.C
Scott
Sen. McGovern
Andoah
Dana L. Farnsworth
Harvard University
Farnsworth
Columbia University
Steam Powered Cars May Comeback After 60 Years
Washington AP reports Resources for the Future says modern steam powered cars could quickly re enter the market to reduce air pollution. A monotube steam generator would replace boilers with minimal water use and low emissions, while fuel options include any hydrocarbon distillate.
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Washington
Resources For the Future, Inc
RFF
Robert A. Ayres
Ayres
Hudson Institute
Croton
Hudson
N.Y
Norwegian Ship Loads Record Coal Cargo at Norfolk
The Norwegian motor vessel Skaufast, on its maiden voyage, will load about 95 000 long tons of coal at Norfolk & Western pier for Japan. The ship, the largest bulk carrier built in Europe, is 855 feet long and 113 feet wide, needs 46 feet draft but channel limits to 45 feet, and will travel via the Cape of Good Hope.
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Norfolk
Norfolk, Va
Norfolk & Western Railway
Skaufast
Japan
Rolf Wiliams
Anders Williams & Co., Inc
I.M. Skaugen & Co
North Atlantic
Williams
Herman H. Perler
R.F. Dunlap
Lawrence T. Forbes
Pieter L.M. Wismans
John Mancini
Davis-Clinchfield Export Coal Corp
New York
F.D. Laraja
Sprague Coal International
N. Otsura
Mitsui & Co., Inc
C.J
Europe
Panama Canal
Cape of Good Hope
Widow Has 14 Children and Triplets Born in Barstow
Betty Gallegos 44 became widowed last September and welcomed triplets Kim Kirk and Kit, bringing her total to 14 children. She works 275 a month as a hostess at the Marine Corps Supply Depot and seeks an experienced sitter for the triplets and nine other children aged 4 to 23. Pete Gallegos, 48, died last September after a heart seizure.
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Barstow
Calif
Betty Gallegos
Marine Corps
Pete Gallegos
13 year old wins right to take Stuyvesant exam
Alice DeRivera, age 13, won a court ruling Tuesday granting her the right to take the Stuyvesant admission test. The all male school, famed for its math department, faced a sex discrimination claim after she scored in the 99th percentile on a city math test.
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Alice DeRivera
Stuyvesant High School
Alice
Stuyvesant
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