Rising student depression alarms Kansas State psychologists
In Manhattan Kansas two Kansas State University psychologists warn of rising numbers of college students seriously considering death by own action. They cite alarmingly high face sheet notes and personal crisis reports while noting few formal statistics but multiple attempts this year. They blame job market uncertainty and financial pressures for deepening low mood among students and urge family and friends to recognize and frontally address the underlying depression.
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Grain Loans Not Ruled Out
Washington AP Secretary Butz said the Ford administration may still raise loan rates for grains despite the President vetoing a farm bill with such benefits. House veto override failed, but Butz kept administrative options in mind and faced Senate questions about consequences.
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Ford Administration
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Herman KE. Talmadge
D-Ga
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