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1. Gasoline Alley shows PA program

Description/Abstract:: Duke University Medical Center newsletter containing cartoon, photograph and article about Dick Moores publicizing physician's assistant programs in his comic strip, Gasoline Alley. The main characters in the comic strip, the Wallets, have a son,...
Date:: March 12, 1971

2. Correspondence between Dr. D. Robert Howard and cartoonist Dick Moores regarding the comic strip "Gasoline Alley"

Description/Abstract:: A series of letters between D. Robert Howard, Director of the Duke University Physician Assistant program, and Dick Moores, cartoonist of the Gasoline Alley comic strip between September 1971 and April 1972 discussing Chipper, an ex-military corpsmen,...
Date:: September 22, 1971

3. Gasoline Alley PA cartoon [Duke University Medical Center newsletter]

Description/Abstract:: Cartoon drawing by Dick Moores showing Chipper Wallet discussing the PA program with Doc that appeared on front page of Intercom, the employee newsletter for Duke University Medical Center. An accompanying article indicates that the PA segment of the...
Date:: March 12, 1971

4. Marketing the PA profession: The Bold Ones and Gasoline Alley - Correspondence: Bredouw to Moores

Description/Abstract:: Memo and letter sent to D. Robert Howard at Duke University from Jerry Bredouw to Dick Moores following up on earlier correspondence trying to interest Mr. Moores in having Chipper, a character in Gasoline Alley, become a PA. He elaborates on the...
Date:: June 1, 1970