Growth of agricultural study broadens in US colleges
The expansion across land grant and state universities shows rising enrollment in agriculture and agribusiness. Officials cite a 66 percent rise in students since 1970, with 30 percent entering food production and related fields, 20 percent pursuing graduate work, and more than 30 percent of all students now being women.
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Desi Cay
Rey Kottram
Chin State University
Agricultural School
Natisus
Thompsen
Thompson
ISU
Food shortages ignite tension in Red Poland
Warsaw reports severe shortages of meat and staple foods in Poland fueling silent queues at stores and protests. Officials fear widespread unrest after past riots in 1956 and 1970, with Gierek seeking church backing and Western aid to calm demonstrations and boost farm production amid a heavy borrowing spree.
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Warsaw
Poland
Edward Gierek
Communist Party
Gierek
Stefen Cardinal
Wyszynski
Catholic Church
Europe
United States
Soviet Union
Missionaries Out of Brazil Over Indian Language Work
Brazil halts 350 foreign missionaries including U S and other nationals from the Summer Institute of Lingulation and Wycliffe Bible Translators. Government cites national security and preference for Brazilians in the Amazon as ministers refuse to renew contracts. The group translates the New Testament into Indian languages and operates 44 tribes with aircraft and airstrips.
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Brasilia
Brazil
U.S
Amttica4
Sumimer Institute of Lingulation
Ue Interdenominational Group
Wycliffe Hille Translstors
William Caner Townsend
Mie Cruzeiro da Sul
Humberto de Alencar Castello Branco
The
Interor
National Indian Foundation
Paul Mullen
United States
Netherlands
Canada
West Germany
Rio de Janeiro
O Globo
Mauricio Rangel Reis
Amazon
Jack Popjes
Institute
Araujo Oliveira Ismarth
Ismarth
Rangel Reis
Ministry of the Interior
Ivo Lotscheider
National Conference of Brazilian Bishops
Dairy stockpiles rise as government buys more milk
Government dairy stockpiles grow with butter at 14.9 million pounds and cheese about 4.5 million, while non-fat dry milk stands at 634.3 million. Officials expect 1977-78 purchases to reach about 8.5 billion pounds of milk equivalent, costing around 6.6 billion dollars. Projections note large feed supplies and higher prices likely but beef and pork trends are mixed.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Midwest
Soupy the duck gets a new quilted coat
A Vancouver newspaper received a hand made duck coat for Soupy the Tampa duck. The quilted garment covers his chest with corn padding for skin sensitivity. Donor identified only as L. Lancer says no one should go nude in this day and age.
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Vancouver
L. Lancer
Tor
Kendalls Defy Odds With Heaven's Just a Sin Away
Nashville duo the Kendalls rose from a Nashville recording session to chart toppers with Heaven's Just a Sin Away, becoming a rare father-daughter national act in country music. The song, a flip side to Live and Let Live, gained strong radio play despite initial misgivings, driven by dynamic harmony between Jeannie Kendall and Royce Kendall as they moved from St. Louis to Nashville in 1970 to pursue a full career.
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Jol Edwards
Associated Press
Sabhville
Tenn
Ed Deck
Ovation Records
Nashville
Jeannie Kendall
Royce Kendall
Jeannie
Kendall
Daupuney
St. Louis
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