Rural development drive aims to lift farms and towns
The Agriculture Committee's work on rural development surfaces in a Nixon era plan for revenue sharing and expanded farm credit. Lawmakers raise concerns on proper balance between urban and rural needs, with proposals to fund a rural banking system and broaden loan programs for housing and farm services.
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Threatened Indigenous Remnant In Brazil Faces Survival Test
Brazil's small Indian population survives amid government efforts to secure cultural and physical continuity. The article notes threats to its existence from policy gaps and social pressures, highlighting the precarious status of these communities and ongoing preservation work.
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Rig DE Janeiro
Brazil
SHU Head Backs Bill 659 At Lions Club Meeting
Sacred Heart University president Robert A. Eldert praised federal support for private education and Sen. Pell while urging Lions to back an envisioned national scholarship fund. He cited a Senate bill allowing up to 1400 dollars per student and college aid up to 9 dollars per assisted student, stressing private schooling preservation and freedom of choice.
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Lowell Weltker
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