Farm techniques in China cited by observers
On site inspections by W U S Agricultural attach William Davis Allan Grant and Leonard Woodcock note China's agriculture feeds a quarter of the world on eight percent of arable land. They describe hand labor and double cropping as key, with practices like tying wheat heads and transplanting cotton between bound plants south of Peking.
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Congress fears and camaraderie mix in party driven clash
In a vivid House scene Speaker O'Neill pressures Democrats to salvage a failing bill as GOP taunts echo from the Well. A junior Democrat vents envy of Republicans while praising a snappily partisan award. He reflects on party loyalty and the costs of leadership in a polarized Capitol.
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Tax Rebellion reshapes early primary landscape nationwide
The tax revolt shifts Democratic and GOP dynamics as primary races test voter scrutiny of tax, inflation and government size. Dukakis and Fraser exit contests to more conservative foes, while polls show modest GOP gains and high odds against large legislative recovery.
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Nelsons Proposal Detrimental to Health Care Says Editor
A Lexington County Hospital leader denounces Senator Gaylord Nelsons amendment to the Talmadge Bill saying it would harm health care nationwide and impose inflationary caps. The letter argues the measure would ration care and worsen SC health costs as the President backs the amendment.
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A Salute To A Great Country
An extended portrait extols New Zealand as a compact exemplar of natural wonders and modern living. It highlights low taxes, social welfare leadership, Maori culture, bilingual hospitality, and a roster of world-class athletes, explorers, and landmarks.
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