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EXECUTIVE SNAPSHOT: Donald Snyder
[...]66, he sits as the acting president of UNLV, having paved an oft-heralded executive trail through the corporate and academic world. After graduating from the University of Wyoming in 1969, Snyder accepted a job as a management trainee at a California bank, and it did not take long for the goal-driven businessman to move up the ladder.
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Photo courtesy of Don J. Snyder/Associated Press Derived headline
Author [Don J. Snyder], of Scarborough, Maine, holds a draft of his screenplay that he hopes to make into a film. Snyder hopes to correct his published book of a decade ago, \"Of Time and Memory\" and set the record straight about his 19-year-old mother's death.
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Moving memoir a gift from loving son to father
[Don J. Snyder] tells us that he began a search for his mother's life as a gift to his father, who was \"in the last years of his life\" from a brain tumor. So began a series of days in which he drove to Hatfield, Pa., where [Peggy] grew up and was married, and where gradually he put her life together, piece by piece, remembrance by remembrance. He found a girl \"who worked with Peggy at the telephone company [and] had no difficulty remembering how Peggy described her first date.\" So, Snyder laid down the events in his mother's life along a time line. Alternately recounting his search for his mother's life with a retelling of the scenes he has drawn from his talks with people who knew Peggy, Snyder puts together a striking picture of a lovely, private, young woman and the young man she married and loved.
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Work begins on new Rawlinsville fire hall
On Saturday afternoon, the members of Rawlinsville Fire Co. held a groundbreaking ceremony for their new $600,000 fire hall on Martic Heights Drive in Martic Township. Rawlinsville Fire Co. now receives more than 300 calls a year, so the department really needs larger quarters, [Don Snyder] said. Rawlinsville Fire Co. has three pieces of firefighting apparatus: two engines and a tanker, Snyder said. The new cement-block building, which will have a stucco or Dryvit-type finish, can accommodate up to five pieces, he said.
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DON SNYDER CAN LEAD HIS OWN LIFE
I wish to comment on the June 26 letter concerning state Rep. [DON SNYDER].
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NO WISDOM IN CHOOSING SNYDER
Rep. Don Snyder retired from being a state lawmaker after 20 years. He retired, he said, because he wanted to spend more time with his family.
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HOTEL TAX BILL SAILS THROUGH STATE HOUSE PROPOSAL WOULD BRING MILLIONS OF TOURISM DOLLARS TO LEHIGH, NORTHAMPTON
\"The Lehigh Valley has been investing millions of dollars over the last few years in tourism facilities that will help bring economic development and improve the quality of life,\" said Rep. Don Snyder, R- Lehigh. \"But without the ability to promote it, we won't really reach its full potential.\" Under the legislation, 78.5 cents of every dollar collected would go to the Lehigh Valley Convention & Visitors Bureau for promotion and marketing. The counties would get 21.5 cents to develop tourism facilities and projects that enhance regional tourism. Over the past few years, the Lehigh Valley hasn't received its fair share of state tourism dollars, restricting its ability to sell itself as a vacation destination, Snyder said.
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