Soviets Use Computers to Pick Siberia Settlers
Soviet scientists plan electronic profiling to select settlers for Siberia to cope with extreme climate and housing shortages. The program, led by Academician Vlai Kaznacheyev, involves about 50 institutes and aims to reduce disease from environmental stresses, boosting migration along the Baikal Amur railroad corridor.
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People Collector shaping arts funding worldwide
New York based Danny Newman, a renowned audience development expert, travels globally advising opera, ballet, and theatre groups under Ford Foundation sponsorship. He emphasizes subscription growth as the key to financial stability, plans a forthcoming book, and notes Chicago Opera's 21,000 subscribers backing 82 percent of a season.
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Outsiders Own U S Farmland
Foreign interests own millions of acres of U S farmland but officials say Americans need not panic now. Iowa leads in foreign ownership with 6 823 acres valued at 8 3 million dollars, mainly West German holdings.
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