Private Funds Boost State Pay for Top Officials
Private funds augment salaries of state leaders and top educators to lure and keep talent. Notable examples include Clemson and Texas institutions where stipends combine private gifts with official pay, often without public notice. The practice aims to outbid others amid high competition, while governors resist raises.
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Meat prices near peak fall may ease for shoppers
New York AP reports worst of high meat costs may be over as beef and pork prices drop at wholesale markets. Anticipated slower food price increases depend on weather with February costs 6.5 percent above 1965. Fresh vegetables rose 10.5 percent due to January freezes and weather impacts across Florida Texas Arizona California.
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Rhode Island National Guard turnout on alert
About 78 percent of Rhode Island Guardsmen reported to armories during a surprise statewide alert. Guard officials said turnout was good, noting 650 of the 3,900 members have not yet received basic training.
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WMU Members Visit Port Arthur Mission Center
Six members of Mont Belvieu First Baptist WMU visited the Port Arthur mission center sponsored by the Southern Baptist Home Mission Board. Rev and Mrs Matthew Wao directed the work. Anne Woo is a circle member named for Mrs Woo. Rev Woo spoke at the Mont Belvieu church March 6. The day school serves many children with a room for storing materials for vacation Bible school. Lunch followed at a Port Arthur restaurant. WMU officers and supporters accompanying the group included Mrs Ray Epperson and Mrs Doyle McKinney.
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