Not So Popular With Youth In Britain Universities
London May 4 AP Not so popular with youth in Britain as in the United States. England and Wales have about 30 000 students now, Scotland about one student per every 700 population, and the U S ratio about one to 300. Dr Ernest Barker of King's College cites educational tradition in Scotland and social roles in the U S as factors. He warns against letting large universities erode personal teaching contact and stresses dispersed small universities for future growth. He expects student numbers to top 39 000 in two decades, with caution on organization and departmental bloat.
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Floyd County Man Seeks Change of Venue in Arson Case
Floyd County man requests a venue change in an arson matter amid arguments before Judge J. Clark. His attorney Krapp hints at possible challenges to the case location, citing concerns over impartial jurors. The defendant, connected to William Reed, faces statutory charges related to the incident.
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Court Concludes Guilty Verdict In Mord County Case
In Mord County court Judge Kepler recently found defendants guilty in a long running matter. The jury returned a verdict after weeks of proceedings with the decision read in open court. Sentencing is scheduled for next term.
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Yetore Dudge Hepter
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Blossom Time Arrangements by Polk County Growers
Des Moines and Polk County fruit grower groups plan a Blossom Time event with horticultural contests. Officials including the governor and mayor are to attend along with fruit experts and Ames agricultural college staff. The program features farm demonstrations and a public showcase at Des Moines.
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Country folks invited to 2nd annual harvest event in Iowa
The article describes an Iowa gathering inviting country folks and city residents to a real get together featuring 2500 trees in blossom. Harvey will address attendees after opening remarks by Mayor Panter and President Z. Boslan of the Weal Farm Bureau. Dean Barr of Deruke University will discuss the Iowa education exhibit committee work as Governor J named will speak on fruit crop importance. Mrs Mayer, active in the league of Women Voters, will speak alongside community leaders. George Iinliiah, secretary of the Meines Chamber of Commerce, notes common goals in community development, while Harvey has promoted harvests at the city market and display of seasonal fruits and foliage.
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