Opinion on Inequality and Realistic Change in World Food Aid
Gelia T. Castillo argues against expecting a new international order or rich sacrifice for equity. She notes professionals avoid salary cuts and prefer comfort while championing the poor. She warns against martyrdom and calls for practical, self-checking advocacy at the World Food Conference 1976 Ames Iowa.
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Gelia T. Castillo
University of the Phillippines At
Los Banos
Iowa State University
Ames
Rock Valley Bee News Summary
Local newspaper brief notes regional events with general updates from Rock Valley and surrounding communities dated August 18 1976. Page two highlights community happenings, public notices and brief reports from Section A.
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Rock Valley Bee
Women College Grads Lead Movement Toward Equal Rights
A Worldwatch Institute excerpt notes that college educated women pioneer equality by challenging traditional roles, seeking professional careers, and often choosing fewer or no children. It discusses shifts in labor force participation and education criteria, reflecting broader social change.
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Women College Grads
Regulation drives growth say EPA official and critic
EPA Administrator Russell E. Train asserts that growing regulation enables further growth amid rising energy use and population. Rep. Andrew Young counters AMA claims of socialized medicine and criticizes federal funding for medical colleges hospitals and malpractice insurance.
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Russell E. Train
EPA
The
American Medical Association
Andrew Young
D-Ga
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CIA
L. McGrath
Worldwatch Institute
Washington, D.C
Orn
Publishers Weekly
Iowa I Association
National Newspaper Association
Hubbard News
Maree Harerctink Sul
Gert Koldenhoven
Karen Kooima
Rock Valley
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