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The Student's Law Lexicon; A Dictionary of Legal Words and Phrases: With Appendices by William Cox Cochran, 2010-03-27 Experimental Designs by william cochran, 1950 Statistical Problems of the Kinsey Report by William G. Cochran, 1954-01-01 Statistical problems of the Kinsey report on sexual behavior in the human male;: A report of the American Statistical Association, Committee to advise ... Committee for Research in Problems of Sex, by William Gemmell Cochran, 1954 The Students' Law Lexicon: A Dictionary of Legal Words and Phrases by William C. COCHRAN, 1919 STATISTICAL METHODS: Applied to experiments in Agriculture and Biology. by George Waddell; Cochran, William G. Snedecor, 1962-01-01 Experimental Designs (Wiley Series in Probability and Statistics) by William G.& Cox, Gertrude M. Cochran, 1960 Experimental Designs by william cochran, 1957 SAMPLING TECHNIQUES - THIRD EDITION - A WILEY PBULICATION IN APPLIED STATISTICS by William G. Cochran, 1977 The Dream of a Northwestern Confederacy by William C Cochran, 2009-11-24 Baker Street Journal Volume 45 1995 4 Volumes by William R Cochran, 1995 Stichprobenverfahren by William G. Cochran, 1972-01-01 Sampling Techniques 1ST Edition by William G Cochran, 1953 Baker Street Journal Volume 44 1994 4 Volumes by William R Cochran, 1994

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81. Leaders Of The Canadian Church, Edited By Canon Bertal Heeney
    william cochran was born in 1798, in Chillingham, Northumberland. He Was ordained deacon December 19th, 1824, and was priested the following year by the  
    http://justus.anglican.org/resources/pc/canada/bheeney/2/2.html
    
    Extractions: [Also spelt Cockran, and Cochrane.-Ed]. by Sheriff Colin Inkster FROM the arrival of the Rev. John West, to the present day, two churchmen stand out pre-eminently, Archdeacon Cochran, and Archbishop Machray. (While making this statement there is no reflection intended on the saintly and scholarly Bishop Anderson, nor on the silver-tongued orator, Archdeacon Hunter, nor on the Divines of later years). Strange to say, both these men were of great stature, commanding presence, and strong personality, and each in his own sphere performed his duties industriously, conscientiously and well. They both arrived at the scene of their labours when their peculiar qualifications were required for the development of the Red River Settlement, and of Rupert's Land. Mr. Cochran came when the climate and fertility of the Red River Valley had become known as suitable for agriculture through the efforts of the Lord Selkirk settlers. Discharged Hudson's Bay servants arrived in large numbers from the Saskatchewan country in the west and from Albany and the James' Bay district in the north-east. Bishop Machray arrived in October, 1865, a few days after Cochran had passed away, and the rule of the Hudson's Bay Company was waning. About this time also, the Government of Canada acquired the territory of Rupert's Land from the Hudson's Bay Company, thus introducing a new order of things and promoting immigration to this country.

82. Ko Sectional
    william Coles Joan Coles, Salt Lake City UT, 58.25% 1 18.45 Lila cochran, Idaho Falls ID 2 18.45 Bill Booty, Idaho Falls ID 3 16.93 Tamas Szabo,  
    http://web2.acbl.org/tournaments/results/2005/03/0503031.htm

83. Finding Aid For Great Smoky Mountains Photograph Collection
    Finding Aid for the william Cox cochran Great Smoky Mountains Photographic william C. cochran during 1886. The photographs are of East Tennessee  
    http://www.lib.utk.edu/spcoll/manuscripts/ms552fa.html

84. William Cochran-Patrick
    Name, william John Charles Kennedy cochranPatrick. Distinguished Service Order (DSO) Military Cross (MC) and Bar, william cochran-Patrick  
    http://www.theaerodrome.com/aces/ireland/cochran-patrick.html
    
    Extractions: Country: Ireland Rank: Major Service: Royal Flying Corps Units: 1 Aeroplane Depot, 23, 60, 70 Victories: Born: 25 May 1896 Place of Birth: Ireland Died: 26 September 1933 Place of Death: Johannesburg, South Africa Notes The highest scoring ace in 23 Squadron, Cochran-Patrick was also the highest scoring ace to fly SPADs. During World War I, he shot down 18 enemy aircraft whilst flying the VII and XIII Flying a de Havilland Dragon ZS AEF, Cochran-Patrick took off from Baragwanath Airport near Johannesburg on 26 September 1933. The plane stalled and fell to the ground from a height of 250 feet. Kennedy-Cochran-Patrick and his passenger, Sir Michael Oppenheimer, were killed. Military Cross (MC) Bar "For conspicuous gallantry in attacking hostile aircraft. Within two months he brought down two hostile machines in flames, and four others completely out of control. In addition, he has driven several others down in a damaged condition." MC Bar citation, Supplement to the London Gazette, 16 August 1917

85. The Overland Stage--Drivers:William A Cochran--Last Updated 04/05/00
    william A. cochran, was born at Farmington, Iowa in 1842. In the spring of 1861 he moved with his parents to Kansas, and went to work, although he was but  
    http://www.over-land.com/drivercochran.html
    
    Extractions: WILLIAM A. COCHRAN, was born at Farmington, Iowa in 1842. In the spring of 1861 he moved with his parents to Kansas, and went to work, although he was but nineteen years of age, driving stage for the Overland Mail Company. In this he continued until the completion of the Union Pacific railway across the continent, in the spring of 1869. While he was in the employ of the Overland Stage Line he drove on five different divisions between Atchison and Salt Lake City. He also drove one winter in the '60's from Nebraska City to Saltello, seven miles south of Lincoln Nebraska. During the winter of 1864 he ran as "rough-locker" over Bridger's Pass, between Sulphur Springs and North Platte stations. After leaving the Overland Stage Line, he drove on the Texas trail in the early '70's, and then retired to Missouri. His brother was Congressman Cochran, of St. Joseph, Missouri. Send comments, suggestions or inquiries: Overland Trail Overland Trail Links Virginia Dale Created and maintained by Elizabeth Larson

86. Follow The Money: The Institute On Money In State Politics
    cochran, william C. HOUSE. Won. DEMOCRAT. IN. $2000. 10/18/2004. cochran, william C. HOUSE. Won. DEMOCRAT. IN. $2000. 10/19/2004. LUTZ, L JACK  
    http://www.followthemoney.org/database/StateGlance/contributor.phtml?si=200415&d

87. Follow The Money: The Institute On Money In State Politics
    cochran, william C. HOUSE. Won. DEMOCRAT. IN. $10000. 10/12/2004. cochran, william C. HOUSE. Won. DEMOCRAT. IN. $10000. 10/11/2004. FRENZ, JOHN GREGORY  
    http://www.followthemoney.org/database/StateGlance/contributor.phtml?si=200415&d

88. Fox Update: News From Temple's Fox School Of Business And Management: William Aa
    william Aaronson Heads cochran Research Center. william Aaronson, director of The Fox School’s Healthcare Management Program, was appointed to head the  
    http://newsweaver.ie/foxbusinessupdate/e_article000314574.cfm?x=b11,0,w

89. U.S. Senator Thad Cochran - Biography
    Thad cochran was born December 7, 1937, in Pontotoc, Mississippi. His father, william Holmes cochran, was the principal and his mother, Emma Grace cochran,  
    http://cochran.senate.gov/bio.htm
    
    Extractions: BIOGRAPHY Thad Cochran was born December 7, 1937, in Pontotoc, Mississippi. His father, William Holmes Cochran, was the principal and his mother, Emma Grace Cochran, was a teacher in schools in Pontotoc and Tippah County. Summers were spent by the family, which included Thad's younger brother, Nielsen, on the campuses at the University of Mississippi, where their parents would earn Masters degrees, and at Blue Mountain College, where they were members of the faculty. In 1946, the Cochrans moved to the Byram community of Hinds County near Jackson. There was much time devoted to sports, music, the Boy Scouts, and church activities. Thad became an Eagle Scout and helped establish a new scout troop at Spring Ridge Methodist Church. He served as its rst Junior Assistant Scout Master. At Byram high school, Thad earned varsity letters in football, basketball, baseball, and tennis. He gave a piano and voice recital his senior year and was class valedictorian. He was also a member of the 4-H Club and Daniel Memorial Baptist Church. During junior and senior high school, Thad worked in a variety of after school and weekend jobs. His

90. COCHRAN URGES SUPPORT OF NATIONAL MISSILE DEFENSE BILL
    Washington, DC Senator Thad cochran (RMS) urged Senators to support his Former Defense Secretary william Perry warned us about using this policy  
    http://cochran.senate.gov/press/pr031599.html
    
    Extractions: Mr. President, The National Missile Defense Act of 1999 will make it the policy of the United States to deploy an effective missile defense system to defend against a limited ballistic missile attack as soon as technologically possible. Today, American citizens are completely vulnerable to ballistic missile attack. Last year, when the Senate debated similar legislation, some suggested that our bill was premature, that there was not yet any reason to suspect that we were confronted with a ballistic missile threat. Now, however, there is no disagreement about the nature of the threat. Consider these recent developments:

91. William Cochran Hall
    Biography as found in The Standard History of Kansas and Kansans written and compiled by william E. Connelley, Secretary of the Kansas State Historical  
    http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/archives/1918ks/bioh/hallwc.html
    
    Extractions: Transcribed from A Standard History of Kansas and Kansans Representing in ancestry some of the flower of old Virginia and colonial stock, Doctor Hall was born at Bell in Highland County, Ohio, October 29, 1860. As a boy he attended the public schools of Highland and Adams counties, Ohio, and took summer courses in different normals. Like many successful professional men he did his first work as a teacher. In 1880 he graduated from the normal department of the National Normal University at Lebanon under Professor Holbrook. He did his first school work as a teacher at the age of seventeen. He taught four terms and in the meantime took up the study of medicine at West Union, Ohio, and in 1885 was graduated M. D. from the College of Physicans [sic] and Surgeons at Baltimore. With all the heavy demands made upon his professional time, not to speak of his business and civic responsibilities, Doctor Hall has kept pace with the advance made in medical affairs during the thirty years since he graduated. In 1896 he took a course in the Chicago Policlinic and has pursued other courses in the medical schools of Chicago. He located for practice at Latham, Ohio, but after nine months, while still retaining the practice he had built up in that community, he moved his home to Sinking Springs, Ohio, where he remained about a year. On April 25, 1887, Dr. Hall arrived in Coffeyville, which was then a comparatively young city, and deriving some of its chief importance from its position as the gate city into Indian Territory. Since that date, for thirty years, he has enjoyed a large general medical and surgical practice, but his reputation is particularly based upon his skill as a surgeon. His offices are at 818 Maple street, and he resides at 402 West Ninth street.

92. Untitled
    Translate this page El resultado de su búsqueda, fueron (1) títulos encontrados. Título del Libro, Autor, ISBN. Técnicas de muestreo, cochran, william G. 9682601517  
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93. Descendants Of William Cochran
    Deed from John MCCANN to william cochran of Elbert Co. for $100. Deed william cochran to william W. cochran FOR LOVE AND AFFECTION, 50A on headwaters of  
    http://www.tngenweb.org/records/giles/giles11.htm
    
    Extractions: Return to Main Tennessee Repository Page Descendants of William Cochran Generation No. 1 W ILLIAM C OCHRAN was born Abt. 1750, and died Bet. 03-29-1829 - 1830 in Maury Co., TN. He married M ARY . She was born Abt. 1750, and died Aft. 1840 in Maury Co., TN. Notes for W ILLIAM C OCHRAN (NOTE: The area where these families lived are in the southeast corner of Maury Co. adjoining lands of related families on and over Elk Ridge who live in Gi. Co. I do not know if there are any extant cemetery +markers or records for this area.) 1805 GA Land Lottery #428 William COCHRAN, 2 Balls #429 James COCHRAN 1 Ball 1807 GA: Mary COCHRAN drew land in lottery. 1818 Maury Co., TN Tax List there were: Jacob COCHRAN 70A, 1 WP Edward COCHRAN, 1 WP James COCHRAN, 1 WP (1830 Bedford Co., TN) William W. 18/25 (1795/1802) William (head) 45/+ 1775/a Dovey (CROCKETT) w/o William W. 16/25 (1795/1804) Sarah (dau) 16/25 (1795/1804) Wife Mary 45/+ 1775/a 1830 Census Maury Co., TN: (William W. COCHRAN has his mother age 70/79 and sister Sarah age 30/39 in his household.)

94. MusicaBona CD William Cochran
    Classical Music Shop CD william cochran. Ileana Cotrubas soprano, Marianne Dieleman - contralto, william cochran - tenor, Jo Juda - violin,  
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95. Representative Bill Cochran Homepage
    Representative cochran State Representative Bill cochran. “I am committed to providing education opportunities to all students, and I will continue to work  
    http://www.in.gov/legislative/house_democrats/repsites/r72/
    
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96. Arms Control Association: Arms Control Today: Senate Panel Approves NMD Bill See
    The bill (S. 1873), introduced on March 19 by Senators Thad cochran (RMS) and Daniel Inouye To date, there are 49 co-sponsors to the cochran bill.  
    http://www.armscontrol.org/act/1998_04/nmdap98.asp?print

97. "Missile Defense: It's Back"
    Berger argued on February 3 that the cochran bill would decide The administration launched its campaign against the cochran bill in early March.  
    http://www.clw.org/archive/oldclw/pages/8_232.html
    
    Extractions: clw@clw.org Article in May/June 1999 issue of Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists by John Isaacs Senate and House votes to endorse national missile defense exploded like thunderclaps across the American national security landscape in mid-March. The prolonged Republican campaign for deployment- which had seemed like a fool's errand only days before- had suddenly come the closest to accomplishment since Ronald Reagan delivered his famous Star Wars speech in 1983. The change in the tenor of the debate began on January 20, when Defense Secretary William Cohen announced that the administration would add $6.6 billion to the Pentagon's six-year budget for the deployment of a national missile defense, bringing missile-defense spending for the period to $10.5 billion. He also said that the administration would make a decision on deployment as early as June 2000, in the midst of the presidential campaign. The announcement of additional money was driven by a bureaucratic imperative: the need for the Pentagon to lay out its budget plans for the next six years. Interpretations of Cohen's announcement differed widely. Some saw the president as finally donning the Republican's Star Wars armor after years of resistance. Others saw the decision as providing only the appearance of change, while in reality deferring a deployment decision into the indefinite future. Once more it appeared that the president, so expert at "triangulation," had coopted a Republican position without endorsing it in its entirety. He had filched the issue just as he had welfare reform, deficit reduction, crime, and, most recently, military spending.

98. Bill Cochran's Outdoors - A Modest Conpromise For Quality Deer Management
    The Roanoke Times on the Web News of Roanoke, New River Valley, Virginia Tech Hokies and University of Virginia Cavalier football and basketball.  
    http://www.roanoke.com/outdoors/billcochran/
    
    Extractions: Bill Cochran won the first Lifetime Achievement Award from the Botetourt Longbeards, a chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation based in Botetourt County. The organization honored Cochran with a plaque that stated: "We recognize his involvement and dedication to the outdoors, both by his coverage as an outdoor editor for The Roanoke Times, as an author, as an Internet columnist, and, most of all for being the kind of individual you would like to share a hunting or fishing trip with. We thank you for being a friend and role model for all outdoorsmen." Thursday, August 25, 2005

99. Bill Cochran's Field Reports - Update On Bass Stocking
    The Roanoke Times on the Web News of Roanoke, New River Valley, Virginia Tech Hokies and University of Virginia Cavalier football and basketball.  
    http://www.roanoke.com/outdoors/billcochran/field\28204.html
    
    Extractions: Approximately 102,000 largemouth bass were released in the Chickahominy River in good shape, according to Bob Greenlee, a fishery biologist for the Department of Game and Inland Fisheries. The fish were about 2-inches long and came from Dunn’s Fish Farm in Arkansas. They were purchased by a new angling group called Concerned Bass Anglers of Virginia, said Greenlee.

100. BillHobbs.com - Grassroots Journalism From Nashville.
     If the bill cochran is cosponsoring were to pass, only the commission itself could put cochran s bill did have good intentions, but the wrong solution.  
     http://billhobbs.com/hobbsonline/005404.html
     
     Extractions: Main Ben Cunningham of Tennessee Tax Revolt , who alerted me yesterday to legislation pending in the state Senate that would have made it easier for county commissions to raise wheel taxes - and harder for citizens to stop them - emailed this morning to report that Sens. Bill Ketron and Ron Ramsey have withdrawn their support from that legislation.

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