Carter Forestation Plans Stir Inflation Fight With Timber Sales
Washington officials report a White House tied to inflation policy may hinge on federal timber sales. A USDA task force weighs how much harvests could ease housing costs, amid budget cuts and disputes over forest estimates and long term supply.
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Bakke Case Foretells Racial Policy at Center Stage
The Supreme Court's looming Bakke decision could reshape minority remedies in government, education, and business while testing the reach of equal protection and the Civil Rights Act. Bakke, a white applicant, alleges reverse discrimination after his rejection from UC Davis Medical School. The ruling may hinge on how the court frames the issue and what it leaves unsaid, with broad national impact on civil rights and public programs. The Kansas wheat harvest slows due to rains, with only about 5 percent of 10 million acres cut, lagging behind 1977 pace. drought-tolerant crops, heat, and mosaic disease accompany progress in sorghum and soybeans fields.
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