Mandatory rice planting controls loom for 1975
Washington based Agriculture Department officials forecast likely mandatory rice planting controls for 1975 with acreage reductions after a House vote killed an administration backed bill to shelve the federal system for three years. ASCS head Kenneth E Frick said current supply demand trends may force the 1975 rice allotment below 2 million acres from 2.99 million this year, with possible marketing quotas on the 1973 crop to enforce compliance.
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Agriculture Department
Kenneth E. Frick
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
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Frick
Agriiluture Department
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Prescott College suspends operations over funding shortfall
Prescott College, a privately financed four year school founded in 1965 with about 500 students, suspended activities due to lack of funds. Acting President Robert Harrill told students and faculty to vacate by 4 pm as trustees review the Phillips Research Foundation and Institute for Educational Development agreement amid unfulfilled Illinois foundation promises. The suspension is temporary and does not end the college or cancel the January 1975 semester.
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Decision to drop case upheld in UCLA pistol incident
Los Angeles district attorney Joseph Busch upheld the department’s rejection of a criminal complaint against Superior Court Judge Charles H. Older after two college students alleged he brandished a pistol following a parking lot collision near the UCLA campus. Busch said the facts do not support filing.
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UPI
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Superior Court
Charles H. Older
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UCLA
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Warnick
Jay Berman
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AlcoholismCalledNation'sBiggestDrugProblem
South Carolina Governor John West and Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter told the North American Conference on Alcohol and Drug Problems that alcoholism is the nation's top drug issue. They urged prevention over treatment, citing fragmented efforts and urging a broad task force including religion, industry, government, the military, and treatment groups.
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South’ Carolina
John West
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Conference On Alcohol and Drug Problems
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Education Commission of States
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Suspected drug ring leader shot in Chicago incident
A young female undercover agent shot a suspected drug ring leader, Larry Siebert, 42, during a buy in a condominium. Siebert was charged with attempted murder and sale of cocaine. his son Dean Siebert faced charges for selling controlled substances. The incident left the agent wounded after a struggle with Siebert and his wife Carol, with violence captured on closed circuit television.
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Chicago
UPI
John J. Hincy
Larry Siebert
Arindon Estital
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