Laird Expects Pentagon Reorgs To Be Largely Adopted
The article notes Defense changes proposed by a panel are expected to be largely adopted by the Pentagon. It mentions administration and congressional oversight amid organizational shifts and potential budget implications for military operations and admin functions. The piece situates the moves within broader reform debates and funding considerations.
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Latin American nations seek European aid in economic plan
Leaders from 29 Latin American states urge joint European market and development aid as they push for a coordinated program. The group calls for trade, financing and technology cooperation to address deficits and growth, amid debates over U S spending and Latin American cooperation.
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India Heads Down Reform Path Echoing China’s Agrarian Shift
UPI report from New Delhi suggests India may pursue major rural reform akin to China’s earlier agrarian change. The piece notes decades of struggle and potential political shifts as experts weigh the similarities and risks, with focus on land policy and peasant dynamics.
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Ivy Tech seeks state funds for regional expansion
Ivy Tech requests 555,916 dollars from the state to fund a six-county Central region budget. The plan includes 43,091 for a seacre site and projections of up to 450 full and part time students by year-end, with a goal of 150 new staff.
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California grower union contracts signal broader farm labor shift
Cesar Chavez announced signing of table grape contracts in the Delano Fresno Salinas area. The agreements set minimums of $1.80 plus 20 cents per box incentives with fringe benefits, affecting about 21 to 26 percent of crops. Chavez warned remaining growers northward may join, while noting the broader labor struggle continues.
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