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<b>Data Processing Week </b><br>
Idaho Statesman April 9, 1969
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DATA PROCESSING week will be observed Friday and Saturday with open houses at 11 firms in Boise.
Two State College data processing students visited the main office of Albertson's Inc., Tuesday as
part of the program.<br><br> They are Geneve Salove, left, and Dub Weyand, seated, the Central Idaho chapter
of the data Processing Management Association is sponsoring the observance. Norman Skiller, pointing,
systems analyst for Albertson's, is among members participating. Robert E. Rose, right, dean of the School of
Business and Public administration BSC, accompanied the students.
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