California education boom fuels reform and campus mood
The piece surveys California education from nursery reforms led by Wilson Riles to the University of California funding battles. It notes early childhood focus, parental involvement, and court pressures on financing equity, amid Gov. Jerry Brown’s cuts. It contrasts Berkeley activism with a calmer campus vibe and a shift toward self discovery and social introspection.
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Nebraska egg producers back Egg Act in strong vote
Dr Earl Gleaves of the University of Nebraska Extension says 88 percent of Nebraska egg producers voted yes on the Egg Research and Consumer Information Act with 73 percent nationwide backing it The act creates an 18 member Egg Board funded by a five cent per 30 dozen levy to promote poultry breeding and research through producer supported programs under the Agriculture Department.
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Arizona State Student Wins Hearst Top Award in November
Ann Inskeep, a ASU junior, won the November feature writing prize from the William Randolph Hearst Foundation for a Phoenix Gazette piece about a family tested by injuries to two sons in separate auto accidents. She earned a 1200 scholarship and ASU a matching grant, with eligibility to compete in May at the national championship.
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Nebraska water program and conservation push outlined
The article outlines a large tree planting order of 294300 with 27 species and urges spring planting via SCS assistance. It notes expected cost-share funds through ASCS, NRD well measurements in spring and fall, and a limited water quality sampling program focusing on livestock and domestic wells where nitrate may be high. It discusses the Nebraska Ground Water Management Act phased in next year, run-off regulations by Jan 1 1977, and EPA 208 Program. questions federal versus state control. It mentions NRD collaborations with counties, 19 new drop inlet dams, and the approaching legislative session after Jan 1 to address land and water resources. Patrick Henry, commander in chief of the Vir-
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Man Injured By Christmas Model Cannon In Illinois
Larry Johns of Hanna City Ill said the Christmas gift model cannon was not dangerous though it exploded seriously injuring his hand. The wound required cleaning and suturing but doctors deemed it not serious. Johns admitted he misjudged the device and would not light it again.
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