Clemson experts say price controls won't solve meat costs
Clemson agricultural economist Dr. W J Lanham and animal science head Dr. R F Wheeler argue price controls miss the point as meat prices rise with sustained demand. They cite research on boosting pig litter size, reducing mortality, cattle births, and improving growth rates to raise supply and efficiency.
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W.J. Lanham
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Clemson
Animal Science Department
Bowman School Boycott Remains as Parents Stand Firm
About 400 Black parents in Bowman reject a school board proposal to end the boycott. They demand the resignation of Superintendent W L Carter and board members James West and Timrod Austin, who send their children to private schools. The boycott has continued for roughly a month.
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Some Parks To Close for Winter in South Carolina
National Forest Service officials say several recreation areas in South Carolina will close for the winter. James Orr of the Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests lists Yellow Branch picnic area, Cherry Hill and Burrells Ford Campgrounds in Oconee County, Lick Fork Lake in Edgefield, Parsons Mountain Lake in Abbeville, Milly's Rock picnic area in Newberry, Brickhouse and Woods Ferry Campgrounds in Newberry and Chester counties.
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Burrells Ford
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Russell Sees Legal Profession Misunderstood
Federal Court Judge Donald S. Russell, Fourth Circuit, told 300 lawyers judges and law students in Columbia that the legal field has changed greatly in 20 years in an effort to improve justice. He said no profession is more misunderstood or more innovative.
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Sumter and Beaufort Get Priority for ETV Outlets
South Carolina Educational Television officials say Sumter and Beaufort have priority for new ETV outlets. Thomas Stepp, executive assistant, said Sumter stations await federal funds and FCC approval before starting. Beaufort received top priority due to vital need in the area.
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