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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1971)
Port la n d /Obs erver Thursday, Nov. 25, 1971 Paj We need uiu< e questions — We only have one io anawoi thia week. J lie ie must be things you’d like to know about tlie navy so let us hear fio m you. to d a y's question comes ¡■ ••ill H ill W. in Vancouvei. "C an I become an o ffic e r if | «mlist In tlie navy?" Yes, H ill, you can. | he navy offei a aev- o ia l p io g i sms to the enlisted high school graduate who dem onstrates tlie a b ility m l de a l 'e to uupiove him self and advance. One such prog i am 1» thiough 11« Ngva, Aca. demy. I.a chye ai enllatedm en fro m the navy are allowed to compete lo i appointment to the 'iav.il academy. The other p ro - gta m is tlie navy e n h s tn l sci e n tific education program (NESEP) In which enlisted men c o n i|« te fo. scholarships to c iv ilia n colleges. T h is p ro - g ia in p a ysfo l your college arid p io vid e s t l« n o in ia l monthly l>ase pay. Both lead to com m issions u|xin giaduatlon. t 't lw i |u th s tocom m lsslon are available, liowevet they arc longei and do not provide a fie e college education. Tl«se m clisle w a n ant o ffice i and ||- m ite d .d u ty o ffic e r program s. l e t’ s have m ore questions. W i Ite to M ei r e ll oi me at: I #s t Navy R e cruitin g .Station, 520 com m ission in t l« U.S. Navy o r M arine C orps have t l« op po rtu nity for a four yesi scholarship It one of t l« many p a rticip a tin g colleges or uni v e rs itie s . F o r students who qu alify and a ie selected fo i t l« p ro g ia m , the Navy pays tuitio n, educa tional lees and 0 « cost of text books. 11« scholarship stu dent also receives free u n i- fo im s and a $50m onthly liv in g allowance. Upon giaduatlon, students may elect to he com m issioned «» an Ensign In tl« U.S. Navy or as a Second | .leu tenant In the U 25, M ai li« Cor ps. For inform ation, students should contact th e ir local Navy o r M arine Corps Re s u ltin g statio n, o r w rite to: Mavy R e ciu ltln g Command f tf .- f i t i NAVY SCHOI.AH.SHIPS S H I I W Ml Md A|>pllcatiun» are s till being accept«! between now end I <e- e e n ile r 1st fo i tl« Navy Re sume o f fle e rs I relnln gC orps (N R liIC ) . A ll high school giaduates who want to fu i t l« . th e ir education and earn a ■ NEW YORK.—Appointm ent ■ of Em m ett C . B urns, J r , as I NAACP field d ire c to r for | M ississip p i has been announc- . ed ly Roy W ilkin s, executive ■ d ire c to r of the National A s - I soclation fo r tl« Advancement I of Colored People. A native ■ M ississippian, the 3 1 -y e a r- • M r. Burns w ill assume his a new office on January 1 undei I tl« g e n e n j supervision of ’ C loster fj. C u rre n t, t l« As Photo by Paul Knauls sociation’ s d i r e c t o r of branches and fie ld adm inis tra tio n . 11« new appointee, now an academic adviser at the Uni ve rs ity of P ittsb u rg h ’ s School of General Studies, was in tro duced at t l« annual conference of the M is s is s ip p i S tateN A - ACP In G ulfp ort, on Nov. 5. He w ill work w ith the state o r ganization and the local N A - ACP branches In M is s is s ip p i as a p a rt of the A ssociatio n’ s designation of D o o little as Southeast Regional s ta ff of o v e ia llA u G uaidcom m andei which M r s . Ruby H u riev of w ill c la r ify his re s p o n s ib ility . Andeison iem alns command ing general of t l« combined foi ce. B i ig ad ier General S ta ry lC . A u stin , J I , assistant adjutant general ( A ir ) and B rig a d ie r General Laurence M . B la is - d e ll, assistant adjutant génér as (A rm y ) w ill continue to serve as Anderson’ s key sd- m in is ti alors on the M ilita r y Departm ent staff in Salem. Super Sidney Wicks of the Portland T ra ilb la z e rs poses with C lara Peoples a fte r C arnation Co. donates 1/2 ton of Ice C ream to Community C a re Assn. M cC all announces N a tio n a l G u a rd lig n m e n t loi lo rn M cC all and erieia l Donald N . A n- «IJutant general of the Guardsmen in 22 non-brigade units located throughout* the state. Headquai ter s I ietach- 7 11" “ 11 Gu* id . today moat, Oregon Army National u a realignm ent of nd re sp o n sib ilitie s C uaid and the 115thpubllc |n - fo im a tlo n Detachment both le i Genei al David C . L e o and in s ta n c e . was designated as ing geneial of tl« im y National G uard. commandlng general st Infantry Brigade, »1 unit of t l« Oregon lonal G uaid, and w ill that ro le w ith the ip o n a lb illly foi the tan 2,000 A r m y based In Salem, w ill rem ain d ire c tly under G en.Anderson. In p a ra lle l action. H n g .d ie i G eneral Gordon L . D o o little , chief of staff of theoregon A lr National Guard andcommand- e . of p 0 . Hand A n Base, was named Commander, (negon A ii National Guard. D o o little has in fo im a lly perform ed this duty since 1962. W ith the ac- tlva tio n of two a ir units in Klam ath F a lls , the form a) S.W. Morrison S r, Portland O '. 97204. Plum — N o w Bus Engine scheduled D em onsti ation of Rohr In d u s trie s ’ LNG-fueled (liq u id natural gas; bus engine has been scheduled on T r l- M e t routes fo r the next two months, T r l- M e t General Manager Tom K ing has announced, A standard 4<>-foot F le xib le bus, s im ila r to T r l- M e t’ s new Irise s, the dem onstration unit is equipped with a converted C um ins diesel engine develop ed by R ohr to bui n natural gas. Rohr o ffic ia ls term It the m ost p ra ctica l way to m in i- to t l« fo rm e r M is s D a rle a n Poe of Winona, M is s . 71« cou ple has two sons. In Introducing him , M r . C u rre n t said the new fie ld d i re c to r “ is return in g to M is s is s ip p i because of a de sire to serve his people. He was in spired by the dedication, c o u r- age and effective leadership of t l« late Medgar E ve rs whom he adm ired g re atly as a young s te r in Ja ckso n ." Newclasses offered at PSU The Black Studies Center at P ortland State U n ive rsity In want to tr y it under a v a rie ty of conditions and c o lle c t a ll data necessary fo r c o rm a ri- SGn with our present equip- m jnt,** King said. Rohr spokesmen estim ate that the LNG bus would cost about . ner cent more than the comparable diesel unit, and would cost about 5 per cent more to operate, but they also estim ate longer life fo r the en gine and less maintenance cost. The tra n s it industry has continued to make progress In its e ffo rts to help combat the pollution problem , King said. r r i- M e t's 75 new buses and the 135 on ord e r a ll have die sel engines w ith environm en tal im provem ent packages, he explained. The diesel engine is a considerable im p i ove— ment over the gasoline engine. The re su lts of the com parative study w ill show us what, if any, im provem ents are found In the LNG-fueled bus, he explained. 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