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| | | name =Robert John Angers, Jr.<br> | | | name =Robert John Angers, Jr.<br> |
| − | (Louisiana journalist and magazine publisher) | + | (Louisiana journalist and<br> magazine publisher) |
| | | birth_date=October 10, 1919 | | | birth_date=October 10, 1919 |
| | | birth_place=Abbeville, Vermilion Parish<br> [[Louisiana]], [[United States|USA]] | | | birth_place=Abbeville, Vermilion Parish<br> [[Louisiana]], [[United States|USA]] |
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| | |footnotes='''Notes''' :<br> | | |footnotes='''Notes''' :<br> |
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| − | (1) Angers's ''Acadiana Profile'' is the longest-running, still active independent [[magazine]] in Louisiana history. | + | (1) Angers's ''Acadiana Profile'' is the longest-running, still active independent [[magazine]] in Louisiana history.<br> |
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| − | (2) In 1977. Angers helped to launch the International Relations Association of Acadiana to promote goodwill, trade, and tourism with [[France|French]] and [[Spain|Spanish]]-speaking countries. | + | (2) In 1977. Angers helped to launch the International Relations Association of Acadiana to promote goodwill, trade, and tourism with [[France|French]] and [[Spain|Spanish]]-speaking countries.<br> |
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| − | (3) Rotary International established a Paul P. Harris Fellowship named in Angers's honor because of his work in the creation of a Rotary Academy of International Studies. | + | (3) Rotary International established a Paul P. Harris Fellowship named in Angers's honor because of his work in the creation of a Rotary Academy of International Studies.<br> |
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| − | (4) Angers's [[conservative]] writings prompted [[Freedoms Foundation]] of [[Valley Forge]] to present Angers with its George Washington Award. | + | (4) Angers's [[conservative]] writings prompted [[Freedoms Foundation]] of [[Valley Forge]] to present Angers with its George Washington Award.<br> |
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| | (5) Though Angers made his only political race as a Louisiana [[Republican Party|Republican]], he left the GOP after fourteen years and became an [[Independent]] voter. | | (5) Though Angers made his only political race as a Louisiana [[Republican Party|Republican]], he left the GOP after fourteen years and became an [[Independent]] voter. |