Enrollment declines threaten private colleges and state campuses
Private institutions could close and state campuses consolidate as enrollment slips from 10.1 million this year to a projected 10.8 million by 1980, driven by postwar baby boom trends, per the National Center for Education Statistics.
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Cotton acreage to fall in 1975 on weak prices and yields
Washington government experts forecast a smaller 1975 cotton crop as prices slip and yields shrink. Russell G. Barlowe of the Economic Research Service said acreage will drop from 14.5 million this year, with the exact amount still to be determined. The forecast was disclosed Thursday at the National Agricultural Outlook Conference.
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Levi gets nod for attorney general role
President Ford reportedly selected Edward H. Levi a conservative Democrat and university president to be the next attorney general. Levi’s exact move from the University of Chicago presidency remains unclear while Senate Judiciary signals some unhappiness. White House expected to announce Saxbe’s nomination as ambassador to India soon, with Levi needing Senate confirmation after Judiciary hearings.
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Energy aide in Washington voices opposition to depletion tax
Alvin C. Askew, new Texas energy spokesman in Washington, opposes eliminating the oil depletion allowance to spur exploration. A former Texas Emergency Fuel Allocation Office administrator, he says national energy policy should include oil companies and notes the depletion allowance would hurt marginal producers while sparing large firms. He holds engineering and law degrees, and has served the Texas Railroad Commission.
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Mexican-Americans show milk intolerance
San Antonio Texas AP reporters note that Mexican American children exhibit higher lactose intolerance than Anglo peers. University of Texas researchers find more cases of cramps diarrhea and gas among Mexican American youths when tested with lactose solutions and milk. Recommendations urge small milk portions or lactose processed alternatives.
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