Mass Transit Is Top Priority Says Coleman In Interview
Transportation Secretary William Coleman urges urban mass transit as national priority and supports private sector operation. He backs rail and airline mergers, limiting rail ownership of trucking interests, and argues high speed rail may require parallel air routes and state funding for stations and rolling stock.
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Butz urges incentives to boost global agricultural research
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that production incentives are vital for both U S and developing nations to lift productivity. He warned grain deficits in developing countries could rise two to threefold by 1985 if trends continue while stressing ethics and food distribution as part of the research agenda.
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