Federal aid to schools rises 8 percent amid inflation
The federal government adds 560 million to 1975 76 education spending as enrollment slips about 20 000 nationwide. Inflation outpaces the 8 percent rise though, with total costs at 120 billion and per pupil near 126 dollars despite only 9 8 percent federal share. Ford vetoed the bill then Congress enacted it over his veto.
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Butz Confident Despite Grumbling
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz remains confident farmers will plant fully in 1976 despite grain and soybean price declines tied to record crops and embargoes on Soviet and Polish sales. He argues export markets and future demand must drive farm prosperity.
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