Reorganization Plan Approved In Montana University System
A Montana board approved a plan reorganizing university administration and set 1949 50 and 1950 51 budgets for institutions including State University State College School of Mines and Normal schools. The move assigns a dual dean post to Dr Gordon B Castle and cancels doctoral work at Missoula while outlining annual appropriations and new senior academic posts.
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State School For the Deaf and Blind
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Abdullah leads merged Palestine plan amid Arab league split
Trans-Jordan ruler Abdullah pushes to annex Palestine amid Arab League protests from Syria and Saudi Arabia. A Cairo Islamic university decries the move as breaking a pledge to Allah, while Beirut reports say Palestine Arabs may be absorbed into Abdullah's government. Analysts fear Iraq’s stance could hinge the outcome as Jericho conference hints at cabinet changes and a broader Greater Syria vision. In London, workers uncover 11 unexploded WWII bombs in a Barn Fim reserve as three tons of fish lie drained.
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Riyad Al-Sili
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Grazing policy prism eyed as possible rise eyed May first
Kerr reports drought and grazing conditions in Nevada Utah Wyoming and the Southwest are improving under 1984 policies while prices and federal salaries rise. The bureau may raise grazing fees for the May 1 season as costs on 150 million acres of public range stay high. Reseeding 30 thousand acres last season and over 800 thousand acres in 12 years, mainly crested wheat grass, faces higher seed costs rising from 15 to 60 cents a pound.
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Nevada
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Wyoming
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King George Makes Progress in London Physicians Say
Royal doctors report substantial progress by King George over the past week while urging him to avoid public engagements until next summer. He remains in London due to a circulatory ailment in the legs and may travel to the country early next year.
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