The Daily News-Journal from Murfreesboro, Tennessee • 17

Thundoy Afternoon, April 2, 1970. Hit Do fly News Jovrnd, Murfmsboro, tog 17 r- Master Charge Card II. 3 Is Welcome At GIBSON'S 801 West College Store Hours 9 A.M. 'til 9 P.M. SUNDAY 1-6 P.M.

Shop of Gibson's for Your Fishing Weeds USECO MAKES GIFT TO MTSU Products valued at over $3,000 have been given by United Service Equipment Company, a division of Standard International Xorporationr to Middle Tennessee State University. The items included a food service cart, stretcher, clean linen and soiled linen carts, and several tray and utility cartsPall of which have been provided in furnishing the recently opened Health-Services Building. Shown inspecting the equipment, from left, are: Tom Morgan, Divisional Vice President and Controller, USECO; Robert Mac Lea MTSU Dean of Students John Hood, MTSU Director of Development; an Perry EJrod, Plant Superintendent for USECO Photo by Underwood Studio Famous Names Lures, Reels and Rods Pedigos, Hot Shot, Hot Spots, Thin Fin ABU Repala Rebels, Reb 2, Head-On Garcia, Shakespeare and Many, Many More Dr. Perrucci Promoted Gibson's Rod by TRUE TEMPER institutes of Mental Health. Mrs.

perrucci is the author of a monograph and many articles on the sociology of professions, human fertility and education. ZEBCO 404 Limit 1 Per Customer for the 1970-71 academic year. Mrs. Perrucci joined the Purdue faculty in 1966 as an assistant professor of sociology. She is co-investigator with her husband, Robert, also a Purdue sociology professor, in a research project on "Social Processes in the identification of Mental Illness," supported by a two-year grant from the National As a member of the American West Lafayette, Ind.

Di Carolyn C. Perrucci, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Cummings, 1410 N.

Tennessee Murfreesboro, has been promoted to associate professor of sociology at Purdue University. The advancement was one of 127 faculty promotions awarded GIBSON 5 An7 7 3 PRICE Sociological Association, she was recently appointed to a three-year term as a committeeman on training and porfessional standards. Gilmer Retires Signing Ends TV Tobacco 22" CUT IAWH K10WIR QUAKER STATE 10 W-30 Weight or HAVOLINE WASHINGTON (UPI) -With neither fanfare nor comment, President Nixon has signed a measure ending all radio and Ben. S. Gilmer, president of the American Telephone and Telegraph company, retired March 3r after nearly 44 years of Bell System service.

10 W-30 Weight Engine Mr. Gilmer, a native of Savannah, Ga attended elementary and secondary schools in Montgomery, Ala. He is a 1926 graduate of Auburn University with a BS degree in electrical engineering. Gilmer also holds an honorary doctor's degree from Auburn. Gilmer began his telephone career in 1926 as a line and station installer in Birmingham.

NEW SPARKPLUGS 2 Major Brands to Choose from television cigarette commercials as of Jan. 2. It opened the way for the government to require health warnings on all remaining forms of cigarette advertising. The bill, which drew final congressional approval March 19, will deprive broadcasters of a big revenue source $238.5 II II 11 I II 1 1 Most of his career was spent in Atlanta where he held numerous -v II WW Mi mm. i Gibson Price 6 Per Customer.

ii Spring Special ALUMINUM LAWN CHAIR Telephone and Telegraph Com- u-y WIU, De Lnv allotted one final big day-Jan. 1 with its New Year's Day He became president of football bowl games. Southern Bell in 1957 after serv- Theu new law requires, six ing as vice president and gen- montns from now, a new and eral manager of Northwestern strnger warning on cigarette Bell and vice president, Cali- Packages. And it also allows the fornia operations, Pacific Tele- fr.alif Commission nhone and Teleeranh rnmnanv (FTC)' lf the agencv so deS'res, phone ana Telegraph Company. to warning in 1965, Gilmer was elected other forms of cigarette adver- executive vice president of tisingi SDch as biliboards and a -position he held until magazines, after July 1, 1971.

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The county now houses an estimated 248,000, most of whome depend on space in one way or another for their living. The big buildup came in the Twenty years ago, the 72-mile long, 18-mile wide coastal strip called Brevard was a sleepy farmland known primarily for its Indian River citrus. It had a population of 23,653. In 10 frantic years the United States had developed the foundation of a space program Large Capacity 13V2" 22" WflMK III I 13" Size Insulated to Keep Ice, Drinks, Foods Cold for Many, Many Hours GOSPEL MEETING MARCH 30 -APRIL 5 7:30 P.M. DELUXE 50-FOOT $197 mid 1960s in the nation's drive to land men on the moon before the end of the decade.

Employment Dropping In 1967, NASA had 25,807 people working at the Kennedy Space Center. The figure is now about 18,500 and is expected to drop to 17,500 by the end of June. Some 20,700 people work for "the Air Force which operates the eastern test range. In 1967, the number was 26,000. "When I came here in 1964, we had 700 people," said A.M.

Pitard, personnel manager here for the Boeing one of the contractors hardest hit by the cutbacks. "We went up to 5,000 and I was on the hot seat to fill jobs. Now we're going back down." Boeing now has about 1,750 workers here and that number is in a "gradual decline." For a while, some companies were able to relocate many of their workers in other plants across the nation. But the aerospace industry is in trouble almost everywhere today and job openings have dried up Offices Space Hurt The cutbacks have hit office buildings particularly hard. Cocoa Beach Mayor Robert Murshe said 350,000 square feet of office space is available in Brevard, mostly in the Cocoa Beach-Cape Canaveral area where many of the space contractors are located.

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