Texas subcommittee probes licensing at troubled Liberty County school
A Texas House subcommittee hearings today and Tuesday examine licensing by the State Welfare Department of a Liberty County school for troubled teenagers. The school’s owners, Joseph D. Farrar, 56, of Houston, face murder indictments amid alleged political influence concerns.
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Eggs at $1 a dozen forecast by industry spokesmen
Producers caught between a 60 day price freeze and a floating feed market warn of higher egg prices and fewer eggs. Abit Massey and Bruce Hettle predict lean times and potential shortages as feed costs soar and producers cut back output.
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Los Angeles Grain Exchange
Food Industry
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California Cattlemen’s Association
Soviet Union
Comepany
Labor Day
Viewpoint split on Nixon gas allocations success
At the Southern Governors Conference energy seminar in Little Rock two federal officials defended Nixon’s voluntary gas allocations citing spring planting as proof, while North Carolina and other state representatives argued oil shortages persist for tobacco curing. Governor Briscoe urged state energy inventories and local resource development.
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J. Leslie Reed
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Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
Arkansas
Dale Bumpers
DiBona
James T. Halverson
Bureau of Competition
Federal Trade Commission
Senate Committee On Commerce
World peace via international exchange programs
Wal lace B. Edgerton, president of the Institute of International Education, argues that world peace depends on individual effort and broad exchange networks. He notes IIE supports 100 plus groups exchanging students, scholars, and artists to foster understanding and peace.
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Institute of International Education, Inc
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Wallace B. Edgerton
Edgerton
National Endowment For the Humanities
America
Poultry grower condemns drowning of baby chicks
Oklahoma poultry expert Dr. Donald E. Davis criticizes drownings as drastic, noting three week lead times and options like holding back eggs for by products. He ties drownings to feed shortages and predicts broader poultry losses from cold and fuel cuts, urging planning and market adjustments.
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Donald E. Davis
Oklahoma City
Wilson Co
Davis
Texas
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Rockefeller Foundation
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