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Two From Kodiak
Enroll At U. Of W.
Two students from Kodiak are
among the 135 who have enrolled
in the University of Washington
this year, according to a recent
University release. The two stu
dents are Roger F. MacDonald and
Harold J. Naughton.
With highest enrollment since
1949, autumn registration at the
University of Washington totals
14,947. This is an increase of 782,
or more than 5 per cent increase
over last year.
Under Washington State Law,
any qualified resident of Alaska
may enroll at the University and
pay only the same fee as is paid
by Washington residents. Other
out-of-state registrants pay a high
er fee.
Most of the Alaskan students
are from Anchorage and Juneau.
Fairbanks and Ketchikan also con
tribute a large share of the Alas
kan enrollment. Southeastern cities
such as Wrangell, Sitka, the far
north city of Nome and many in
between each furnish several stu
dents.
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Police Chief Roland Vickery an
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tions for the position ot jail guard
are: now being accepted at- the po
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