Kansas Native To Head FCA
President Reagan selected Frank W. Naylor Jr. to oversee the reorganized Farm Credit Administration, with Marvin Duncan as senior deputy governor. A third, Democratic appointee will join the board after Senate confirmation. Naylor, 47, would chair the new board and earn about 73 000 dollars annually. Duncan's term is four years with 69 000 dollars for board members. The FCA will regulate the Farm Credit System, a 37 bank network holding about one third of 212 billion dollars in U.S. farm debt, which posted a 2.69 billion deficit in 1985. Naylor is an ex-undersecretary for rural development and former senior VP of the 11th Farm Credit District in Sacramento.
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Naylor entered the capital in 1969 as deputy administrator of the Federal Crop Insurance Corp and moved to the Veterans Administration in 1972 as executive assistant to the administrator. Duncan, 50, was VP and economist for the Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City before joining FCA last year. born in Devil's Lake, NC. The Kansas Court of Appeals expansion proposal would raise judges from seven to 10 to ease backlog, with threats of special panels. Hazing ban advances after a 40 0 Senate vote, imposing a class A misdemeanor and civil damages. The House received 56 bills including an 8 percent severance tax exemption for hydrogen until 1996 to spur a hydrogen field near Junction City. A $124.6 million spending bill for 12 state institutions clears the House, with $83.4 million from state taxes. Budget fights surface as Republicans and Democrats clash over bills. FCA issues formal regulations for Farm Credit System Capital Corp to manage non-performing assets and liquidations, with a five-member board and procedures for sale notices.
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Education Chief Warns Drug Use Top Threat in Schools
Secretary William Bennett says drug abuse among U S students surpasses illiteracy as a problem and cites a rising cocaine danger in schools. He notes 17 percent of high school seniors have used cocaine and 43 percent bought drugs at school while outlining a forthcoming parental school community guide and possible nationwide competency tests for teachers.
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