American University of Beirut Preserves Education Amid Regional Turmoil
The American University of Beirut remains a leading Middle East institution despite wars and Arab bitterness. Enrollment rose seven percent to 3,490 from 62 countries while 70 percent of faculty are Arab. The campus spans 75 acres by the Mediterranean as it expands research focus and international reach.
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American University
Youth and seniors reshape auto insurance debate across states
A survey notes insurers quietly reexamining high risk factors for senior citizens while youth rates come under pressure. States with many retirees face safety concerns on highways as lawmakers and courts are urged to reform personal injury handling.
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White House Cites Security Glitches On Johnson Tour
Merriman Smith reports odds and ends from Johnsons world trip. Pakistan orders a 12 hour blackout during the Karachi airport stop provoking press friction. Darwin refueling secrecy clashes with reporters. Bangkok and Korat security lapses trigger network venting. Rome visit depends on Air Force One routing. Vatican aides note late notice on Pope Paul VI meeting.
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Food costs rise in 1967 with forecast for 1968
The American Institute of Food Distribution reports restaurant meals about 5 percent higher than 1966 while grocery shelf prices rose under 0.5 percent. Food store volume reached 49.1 billion in the first three quarters, with dining revenue at 18.7 billion. The Agriculture Department projects 1968 markups and costs to push prices up further, though per capita spending on food may fall as incomes rise.
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Bus Wheels Fall Off Three Times in One Week
In Minidoka county Idaho a county school bus lost its left rear wheels three times in one week prompting advice for drivers to inspect wheels before routes. The incidents occurred during daily runs in Rupert area with no injuries reported.
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