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U of A Receives SI3.585
For Free Summer
Training Science Program
The University of .Alaska a*.
College has received a 513.555
gra-.t from the Natural 5c.er.ce
F: urdatior. 5e" Gruemng was
inf::— e: rerer:.y f:r a tuit -
free summer trair_r.g science pro
45 states me District of Columbia
and Puerto Rico. The programs
are open to •'high-ability’" second
ary school students
In Alaska, the program is
scheduled to consist of a three
week. multiple sciences program.
open to students in the ninth,
tenth and eleventh grades It will
begin Aug. 5. and is to be under
the direction of William S Wil
son'. of the Departments of Chem
isrv and Chemical Engineering at
the university. Applicants should
apply to the institution, the foun
dation announced, not to the Na
tional Science Foundation itself.
The institution will determine
those who are eligible.
Worst pun of the week: Singer
Enzo Stuarti says he knows a
musician's daughter who has boy
friends by the score:
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CALL MAIN 65 for
Arctic Sanitary
Service
Nixon Plans to Speak
Out on Public Issues
As a Private Citizen
BEVERLY HILLS. Calif UP —
Former Vice President Nixon
says he plans to speak out on
public issues in his new role as
a private citizen.
"While I have no plans for pub
lic ofi.ce,” re told a welcome
hc>me banquet. "I assure you I am
not retiring from public life."
He said he plans to hold a news
conference as soon as possible
to announce his plans.
The unsuccessful Republican
Presidential candidate, in his first
public appearance since leaving
office last Jan. 20. said his im
mediate plans are to get his per
sonal affairs in order, earn a liv
ing and "save enough to send my
two girls to college.”
“To the extent that making a
living will permit, I will devote
just as much of my time as I can
. to participating in the great bat
tles of our time, and to make sure
the opposition does just the the
best job it can,” he said.
Through better opposition, he
told a crowd of 1,600. the nation
can achieve better administration
of its affairs.
INTERNATIONAL HEADACHE
PERIGUEX. France UP — Gra- ;
ham Ogden Hatfield. 39, had a
| minor automobile accident yes
terday. For the officer making out j
the accident report it created an
international headache. Hatfield
was born in England, is an Amer- !
ican citizen, works in Germany j
and maintains a residence in
Switzerland.
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BOY SCOUT CAMPOREE
SET FOR FRIDAY MARCH 24
The Ber.r: Sea District of the
Boy Scouts of America have
scheduled an Arctic Survival
Cart poree or. Friday. March 24.
A list of minimum require
ments in clothing and patrol gear
has been prepared and is avail
able from troop leaders
However, if the temperature on
the morning of March 24 is lower
than 20 degrees below zero the
camp will be postponed until
Friday. April T.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Perry Kagoona was fined SI0.00
for driving without a license.
• • •
James Aresac was given a S25
sentence, suspended for s i x
months on a charge of disorderly
conduct.
S283.708 LIQUOR FEE REFUNDS
MAILED TO ALASKA CITIES
JUNEAU — Refunds from
State Liquor License fees total
ing S283.708 have been mailed to
Alaska cities. Gov. Egan's office
reported today.
The bulk of the money repre
sents refunds due cities on fees
collected in the last half of the
1960 calendar year.
U of A Granted $19,280 for
Construction of Sewage Plant
WASHINGTON UP — A $19.
280 grant to the University of
Alaska to help finance construc
tion of a sewage treatment plant
was approved by the Public Health
Service yesterday.
The Alaska Congressional dele
gation was informed the total
estimated cost of the project is
$64,285.
STATE DEATH BENEFITS
WOULD NOT EXCEED 848,000
JUNEAU (P — A bill which
would place a ceiling of $48,000 on
total death benefits and disability
compensation under the Work
men’s Compensation Act caused
a flurry in the House upon intro
duction yesterday.
First referred to the Commit
tee on State Offairs for study, the
bill eventually won further re
ferral to the Commerce and Labor
Committee—but not until after a
call of the House and a roll call
vote.
The House backed the motion
of Rep. Nusunginya that the bill
go to the Commerce and Labor
Committee by a vote of 24-16.
The bill was introduced by Rep.
Donald Harris of McGrath.
ONE WIFE IS ENOUGH ! ! !
KARACHI, Pakistan IP — The ’
government handed out some
startling news to Pakistan’s 35 mil
lion men. It was in the form of
a law forbidding a Moslem to
have more than one wife — in
stead of the customary four —
at a time. The law, signed by
President Auyb Khan, provides
tough penalties for violations.
Should a Moslem want to take
a second wife, he must first get
permission from an arbitration
council, to be formed for the pur
pose, and permission will be
granted only in exceptional cir
cumstances.
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Gov. Esjan Si^ns
Five Bills Into Law
JUNEAU JP — Gov. Egan yes
terday signed two House bills and
three Senate bills into law.
The new laws will transfer the
functions of the Alaska Bus Trans
portation Commission to the Alas
ka Public Service Commission.
Appropriate SI41.300 to the De
partment of Administration for
fiscal 1961 for the payment of
terminal leave. FICA and Health
Insurance. Provide statuatory war
ranty ana quit claim deeds.
A person jailed in lieu of pay
ment of fine may be released if
, he swears before a magistrate that
he has no property in excess of
S50. except as such exempt from
being taken on execution for debt.
Create a Tourism Advisory
Board within the Department of
Commerce.
Former Seward Hospital Will
Be Dormitory for Students
JUNEAU :JP' — The Senate gave
its okay to a resolution asking the
Bureau of Indian Affairs to con
vert the former Seward General
Hospital into a dormitory for high
school students from remote areas.
The author of the resolution.
Sen. Irwin Metcalf said the hos
pital building could easily be con
verted to accomodate some 50 stu
dents and that the Seward High
School has classroom space avail
able to handle them.
BARBERS MEET . . .
SAN FRANCISCO UP — Two
thousand barbers and their wives
are attending a two-day conven
tion to learn what’s new in their
profession.
Among the men’s haircuts de
monstrated are the modified duck
tail, the twist, the metropolitan,
the theatrical and the ivy league.
Not out yet, but expected to
catch on big sometime this vear—
the JFK.
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Ala 1 a Barge & Transport
Will Supply DEW Line
SEATTLE \m — Alaska Barge
& Transport has submitted the
winning bid on this year’s resup
ply mission to military outposts
in three of the four sectors of
coastal Alaska, the Seattle Times
said it was reported unofficially.
The sectors to be resupplied by
Alaska Barge & Transport are the
Bering Sea, Aleutian and Gulf
areas.
It was not learned what com
pany won the contract for the
.Arctic sector.
The contracts are awarded by
the Army.
For several years, while the Dis
tant Early Warning line was
being developed, the resupply
mission was handled by the Mili
tary Sea Transportation Service.
In recent years the cargoes have
been carried by private compan
ies.
Alaska Barge & Transport is
headed by John L. Bullock of
Vancouver, Wash.
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