Good and bad changes in education discussed at Hope Kinnais Club
Dr. Ed Coulter vice president of Ouachita Baptist University spoke at the Sheraton Inn about shifts in education. He cited legalism gadgetry and federal control as negatives and community parental involvement desegregation and a shift to individual focus as positives.
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Ed Coulter
Ouachita Baptist University
Hope Kinnais Club
Sheraton Inn
K. G. Hamilton
Coulter
Emerson
Ouachita
USDA proposes faster payments to livestock sellers
The Agriculture Department announces new rules under the Packers and Stockyards Act to ensure cash sales are paid by the next business day. If the seller is absent, buyers must wire funds or mail a check, with public comments invited by Feb 20, 1977.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Department
USDA
Packers and Stockyards
Washington, D.C
First yacht clubs date to Cork Harbour Water Club 1720
Historical note shows the term yacht derived from Dutch meaning chaser and traces the first yacht club to Cork Harbour Water Club established in 1720 in Ireland.
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England
Cork Harbour
Farmers keep national feed grains allotment at 89 million acres
The Agriculture Department said 89 million harvested acres remain the national allotment for 1977 feed grains. It is a base for payments, not a production limit, guiding disaster aid and deficiency payments when prices fall below target levels.
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Washington
USDA
Water pact questioned in Texarkana protests
Residents of Texarkana protest the Red River water compact involving Arkansas Louisiana Texas and Oklahoma. They oppose a clause giving Texas free unregulated use of Sulphur River water flowing from Texas into Arkansas. John Saxton of the state Soil and Water Conservation Commission said protests began Tuesday.
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Little Rock
Texarkana
Red River
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
John Saxton
State Soil and Water Conservation Commission
Carter delays final Cabinet picks for Daley funeral trip
President elect Carter postpones announcing his final Cabinet appointment until Thursday to allow a quick trip to Chicago for funeral services of Mayor Richard J. Daley. He will return to Plains and continue interviewing for top posts including CIA director and FBI chief amid ongoing Cabinet selections.
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Plains, Ga
Carter
Chicago
Richard J. Daley Daley
Hlinois
Albany
Plains
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Central Intelligence
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Bukovsky Denounced in Soviet News After Exchange
Tass labeled Vladimir Bukovsky a criminal recently expelled from the Soviet Union and attacked Western coverage of his swap for Chilean Communist leader Luis Corvalan, saying the propaganda machine pushes him as a hero.
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Moscow
Vladimir Bukovsky
Luis Corvalan
Tass
Bukovsky
Soviet Union
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