Education changes appear dead issue until 1973
Raleigh AP report says higher education restructuring may wait until the 1973 General Assembly. Sen. John Burney and 28 colleagues push a 15 member study committee to review all aspects of higher education, freeze new doctorates until July 1 1973, and empower the state Board of Higher Education. House Speaker Phil Godwin supports the Burney bill as Governor Scott backs the Warren Committee plan, with intense legislative debate and rival approaches shaping the outcome.
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Food Stamp Thefts Reduced Says Federal Official
Washington federal official James E. Springfield reports tighter local handling rules cut stamp thefts, with losses topping 1.3 million dollars since 1965. He notes prosecutions and name publishing deter theft and that volume has surged to 10.6 million recipients from 3.2 million two years ago.
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