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Owens to Win
Top Citation
Thomas J. Owens, formerly of
Kings Mountain, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Owens, Is recipient of
the President’s Award from the
American Medical Technologists,
a national jnofessional registry]
for medical laboratory personnel.
Owens, a regfstered medical;
technologist, will be gianh'd tile
award during tlic organization's I
32nd Annual Convention to he!
held in Donvei. Colorado the week
of July 27. j
Owens will receive the Presi-]
dent’s .-Vward because of his out-i
standing service in the medkal I
technology field as a state socie
ty president. I
Tlie award winner is chief tech
nologist and administrator ofc the
Wheeler County Hospital, a posi
tion he has hold since ItHlT. He
has w'orked in similar capacities
for the Liberty .Memorial llo.spit:il
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SAVINGS
Now All Savings Earn
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51/4 7o Dividend Quarterly
in Hinesville and the Conner-
Bedingfield Ho.spital in Vidalia.
A member of AMT since 1958,
ho is currently irresidenlof the
(loorgia Slate Society, having held
the offices of \icc president and
s(‘netary. He was previously a-
warded the national Distingui.sh
ed .\cliie\aMnent Award.
He has studied at tluilford Col
lege and v\ppalaeliian State, N.
C., and tile Dell Seliool of .Medical
Toclmology, Additional training
w:is received al the Columbia Uni
versity School of P.jjlic Health
and Administrative Medicine.
Owens is active in the Olen-
wood -Methodist Church, the Heart
of Georgia Pliinning and Devel
oping Commi.ssion, the Georgia
iiuspit il A.s.sociation, and the
.-tmeriean Academy of .Medical
Administrators.
He and his wife, Inez, are the
parents of .\ngela. 1(5; Tony, 14;
.Old Teresa, 8.
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feteran Training
Up One-Third
Tliei-o were 9,52,H'K) individuals
n U'.aining under variiais Veter-
ins .Administration education
programs during the first half of
fiscal year 1971) .a .'13 percent (like
over lire .same period a year ago. i
More tlian r,;'.7.(Kil) of these
liainei'S l nearly (50 peicenti
veie enrolle 1 iireo'li ges and un
iversities, \V. R, I’liillii s, Mana-
;or of the Whiston-Salom Reg-
<onal flffice, said lodae.
He said the .5(57.01)0 college
trainees included .5'20.0()0 under
he Ct.I. Bill, ,3(5,000 under depend-
■nls’ programs (wives, widows
nd children), and moie than
I. 000 undei- vocalion.il rehabili
tation.
Of some, .892.000 college an.l
loneolie.ge students studying un-
ler I lie G.I. Bill durin-g this [x'r-
od. 828,000 wci'e veterans and
'1 O'lO vvei e scrv , emen. .Sixty-one
)ei c:‘nt of liie voleruns 1.50(5,000)
and 22 percent i:f the servicemen
nearl,v 11,00) wei'e I'ollege stn-
lents.
In aiid)'ion rn (he 30 00') in col
lege under dependents’ eduoa-
i.uial assistance another (5,000
were on)olle1 in other progiams.
Phillips said about 18,200 nor-
ons n’ir<in";nat d in I’l 'e )!”>■•
:ion prog)-ams din-ing the first
hatf of fi--oaI 1970. ineluding t!)e
II. 000 eollege trainees iCl per
.■enl).
At the smne li)ne. iusi eve'
■itO'io ocrsiirs '■•er,. stoOv’-i.r fi,|'
time in jchabilitation programs,
including nearly 9,-100 (.5,8 per
^ nti in cc liege. Of the more than
MOO eni-olled on a part-time ba
sis 1.7(^') attenrled eollege.
Of the lS.20n in the rehabilita
tion piogram during the first
la”' of the fiscal year, nearly
14.,800 were in training at the end
of January 1970 — the most for
my one month in the past 10
years.
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