Soybean Planting Up Over Corn In Early US Crop Outlook
Washington AP reports USDA prospective plantings show U S farmers may plant a record 68.8 million acres of soybeans versus 79.2 million acres of corn this spring. Harvested corn could reach 66 to 69 million acres if weather cooperates, keeping corn dominant despite rising soybean acreage.
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Seven Shah regime men executed in Tehran crackdown
Tehran reports say Ayatollah Khomeini ordered the execution of seven shah supporters for the Sept 8 massacre of anti-shah demonstrators. An additional man was killed in Kerman, while 11 others received prison terms and two were acquitted. The actions follow growing tensions among revolution leaders and warnings from Ayatollah Taleghani to restraint.
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State funds May Aid Religious College Students in Kansas
Kansas Attorney General Robert Stephan issued an opinion saying students at private colleges may qualify for state funded tuition grants regardless of the school’s religious policies. The opinion affects Mid-America Nazarene College and other denominational schools that had dropped chapel requirements to retain aid eligibility.
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