Daily Independent Journal from San Rafael, California • Page 20

20 3tohfftftthfttt-lpiiraal. Friday, Feb. 26, 1965 Seminary Plans Theology By TV The San Francisco Theological Seminary at San Anselmo will begin using special closed-circuit radio facilities on Tuesday to broadcast courses in Bible and theology to laymen and pastors in Presbyterian churches throughout the Bay Area. Some 44 churches, ranging from Santa Rosa to Livermore and Gilroy, are tied into the circuit which uses the carrier wave of the seminary-licensed station KXKX-FM. It is believed this is the first time the closed-circuit system has been used for theological education.

The professors will lecture from a studio in Montgomery Hall on the San Anselmo campus which is linked to the KXKX-FM studios in San Francisco. From there the broadcast will be relayed simultane- ously with regular radio material. The first course, starting Tuesday, will be on the Prophet Jeremiah taught by the Rev. David N. Freedman, professor of Old Testament at the seminary.

It will continue each Tuesday and Thursday at 8 a.m. until May 6. For laymen, the Rev. John R. Bodo, Professor of Practical Theology, will teach Responsibility in a Changing each Wednesday at 8 a.m.

from March 17 to June 9 and the Rev. Edward V. Stein, Assoc. Professor of Pastoral Psychology, will lecture on Stranger Inside on Thursday at 8 p.m. The courses are intended for group participation and several hundred people are expected to join.

U.S. Aide Asks Delay On Marincello Plans Delay a decision on Marincel- lo. That was the advice of Undersecretary of the Interior John D. Carver in San Francisco yesterday. Carver said the planned 25,000 population city make the proposed Golden Gate Headlands Park much less He said he hoped final approval of the project, now before Governor Gets Boll Weevil Bill SACRAMENTO (AP) Gov.

Brown was sent a bill today that requires farmers to plow up cotton plants at the end of the harvest to keep the boll weevil and the pink boll worm out of California. Final passage of the bill by Assemblyman Victor C. Veysey, R-Brawley, came on unanimous concurrence to Senate amendments that tightened the definition of cotton plants that should be destroyed. Veysey said the pests have been found near the Arizona- California border. the Marin County Planning Commission, could be delayed until after the federal government completes studies of the area.

Carver, in San Francisco for a meeting of the California Municipal Utilities said inventories of Department of Defense lands, including Forts Barry, Baker and Cronkhite, in regard to conservation potential are being made in compliance with orders from President Lyndon B. Johnson. are also studying the Marincello proposal, and, while the department (of interior) has not yet taken a stand directly on the development, I would hope that they go slow on it until our study of the potentials of the area can be he said. Indonesia Takes Rubber Plantations JAKARTA today announced the takeover of American rubber plantations in North Sumatra, effective immediately. It was the first time the Indonesian government has directly seized American property.

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