Wood substitutes enter livestock feed market shift
A cellulose based feed, derived from wood byproducts and waste paper, is marketed at 35 dollars a ton, challenging barley at 120 dollars. At Washington State University Irwin Dwyer studies converting cellulose waste into livestock feed, arguing grain exports and vast straw gathering threaten future protein supply. He envisions wood products as a major grain substitute, with potential cheaper meat for consumers if adoption expands.
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Imperial Tobacco Company
Scotland
New Century Agriculture Inc
Mt. Vernon
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Canada
Washington State University
Pullman
Irwin Dwyer
Dwyer
School of political managers endorsed by parties and Chamber
A California based school for political managers endorsed by both major parties and backed by the US Chamber of Commerce develops practical political education. The AFL-CIO committee may buy the "Political Action in California" material for trial in public schools. The game See How They Run models campaign decisions and resource use, while the eight week course trains student managers for statewide campaigns nationwide.
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California
US Chamber of Commerce
Afl-Cio Committee On
Winter Forecast Shows Mild Central U S With Cold West
National Weather Service releases a three month December to February forecast aimed at fuel planning. Central U S expected mild, Eastern Seaboard toss up, Northern Rockies and West Coast colder. Private forecasters dispute the long range outlook predicting colder January from Minnesota to Great Lakes and milder Northeast and Pacific Coast. Weather service notes 15 years of forecasts, often not public due to reliability concerns.
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National Weather Service
United States
Seaboard
Rocky Mountain
West Coast
Los Angeles
The
Weather Service
Middle States
Minnesota
Great Lakes
How To Cut Some Military Spending
Washington debate centers on trimming great military expenses amid tensions at borders in the Middle East, Manchuria, and central Europe. Israeli citizens voice complaints as voices press for budget scrutiny.
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Mideast
Manchuria
China
Russia
White House
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Europe
Tor Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Steven
Kremlin
Mansfield
Brezhnev
Nixon
Robert Morris
Confederation Congress
Alexander Hamilton
England
Hamilton
Canada
Kilpatrick on a National Court of Appeals debate
A Yale professor argues for a seven judge National Court of Appeals to ease Supreme Court overload. He weighs criticisms from Justice Douglas and others, notes rising docket totals, and urges prompt action beyond mere drift to preserve access and respect for the Court.
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Supreme Court
Alexander Bickel
Kent
Yale
American Enterprise Institute
National Court of Appeals
Burger
Paul Freund
Harvard
Federal Courts of Appeal
High Court
Bickel
William O. Douglas
Douglas
Warren
National Court of
Congress
Does Russell Kirk defend Galella's right to torment?
Mrs. Jacqueline Onassis remains in litigation with photographer Ronald Galella who pursues her and her children in New York City. The author argues federal courts misapply civil rights in this case and urges restraint via magistrate courts, suggesting private remedies and even cane-like measures.
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Russell Kirk
Galella
Jacqueline Onassis
Ronald Galella
Mrs. Onassis
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Galena
US. Court of Appeals
U.S. Court of Appeals
Onassis-Galella
Galenla
Manhattan
Buckley faults Post Office collapse and inequities
In a critical essay, Buckley rails at slow mail, misrouted letters, and delayed deliveries. He lampoons zip codes, cites congressional probes, and urges competition and private delivery to reform a failing postal system.
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Meritocracy
Walker Percy
Congress
Danville Daily Subscription Rates and Notices
The Danville Register lists subscription details with carrier delivery at 50 cents weekly and single copies at 10 cents. Mail rates are $20 per year, $10.50 half year, $5.25 quarterly, or $1.75 monthly, with notices mailed 10 days before expiration and renewals urged for prompt payment.
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Rockies
Pacific
Earth
Farmer’s Almanac
Washington, D.C
Central
James J. Kilpatrick
Senator Soaper
Mars
Sludgepump
Cease Mae
Upper Fifth Avenue
William F. Buckley, Jr
New York City
Sharon
Connecticut
New Yorker
Stamford
Post Office
Congressional
Rand Foundation
Reader’s Digest
John Lindsay
Danville
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