Rural Zone Problems Studied
The Agriculture Department notes rural zoning as a growing concern as farmers face nonfarm neighbors and nuisances. It highlights tools like planning, subdivision control, codes, and zoning to protect farmland, water, roads, and schools, urging farmers to consider zoning to guard fertile soils and prevent erosion through nonfarm use.
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Professor Van Hecke Edits New Equity Casebook
M T Van Hecke Kenan Professor of Law at the University of North Carolina edits a new 650 page casebook on Equitable Remedies published by West Publishing. The work replaces Cook's Cases on Equity and includes selected cases statutes and excerpts from treatises. Van Hecke has served at Chapel Hill since 1928 and was law school dean 1931 to 1941. He was president of the Association of American Law in 1956.
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Cuba's Revolution Faces Test of Lasting Democracy
The Cuban revolt, born in 1952 with Batista's return and Castro's 1953 bid, defies easy judgment as it seeks to prove itself. Amid graft, press censorship, and a rising political army, observers worry whether the new regime can avoid one party rule and restore constitutional democracy.
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