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APPROACH TO PROBLEM SOLVING\"  \nNomura Securities is the U.S.branch of the largestbrokerage and investment banking firm in Japan.Mr.Terasawa will discuss many of the problems faced byJapan and America in recent months and tell howthey were dealt with.Such commonly-faced issuesas the energy crisis;the worldwide economic andcurrency crisis;competition for the world's naturalresources and closer to home the recent eliminationof restrictions on foreign investment by the U.S.Mr.Terasawa came to the U.S.as a Fulbright scholarstudying at the graduate division of the WhartonSchool of Commerce and Finance.  \nTiekets $5.00 at door  \nTHURSDAY,APRIL 25th,12 NOONEIZABETHAN\"C,\"ST.FRANCIS HOTELREPORT MEETING  \n# STATE BALLOT PROPOSITIONSJUNE 1974 BALLOT\n\nProp.\\#!Recreational Lands Bond ActProp.\\#2 Clean Water Bond LawProp.\\#3 Veterans Bond ActProp.\\#4 Reassessment of Property  \nProp.\\#5 Highways and Mass Transit GuidewaysProp.\\#6 Public Legislative ProceedingsProp.\\#7 State Civil Service Exemptions  \nProp.\\#8 Sacramento County—Cities ConsolidationProp.\\#9 Political Reform Initiative  \nTickets $6.00 at door  \nRICHARD H.PETERSON,Quarterly Chairman  \nReports presented on each of the Propositions by Study Sections on GovernmentalFinance,Education,Environment,Local &Regional Government,and LawmakingProcedures.  \nPLEASE NOTE:This will be YOUR ONLY OPPORTUNITY to speak onthese ballot Propositions.  \nPlease phone 362-4903 for luncheon reservafion  \n0.W.Fillerup,Executive Vice Presi-dent,Council of Caliornia Growers,toldthe Agriculture Section(A.N.Mardiros,Chairman),that“agriculture is now con-fronted by a whole new area...revolv-ing around ‘people orientedproblemsthat have a profound effect on our oper-ations...such as 'one man,one vote'..;ecology matters..water..air..soil.social problems of all kinds...farmlabor and all its attendant concerns...secret elections,collective bargaining pro-cedures,boycotts,acreage limitation rules.regulations on use of agriculturalchemicals...to name just a few.Deci-sions are now being made that have greatimpact on our industry and we have hadtoo little influence in those decisionswhich are being made for us.  \nWe in agriculture in the past paid toolittle attention to outside influences.Cer-tainly we have proven that we could...through the use of diligence,technologyand know-how.  develop the greatestagriculture that the world has ever known.We know we can produce the food andfiber for this nation and for many parts ofthe world ifgiven the freedom to continuethe expansion of our operations withoutundue laws and regulations.  \nThe Council of California Growers,through the Agricultural EducationFoundation,and four educational institu-tions initiated the Agricultural Leader-ship Program in 1970.The W.K.Kellogg  \nCALIFORNIAAGRICULTURE  \nFoundation,the James Irvine Foundation,and the James G.Boswell Foundationfunded this program for five years to con-clude in 1975.  \nCalifornia's leading industry,agricul-ture,is constantly undergoing change.Its well-being has been and will continueto be determined by external forces.Leadership now and in the decades aheadmust be provided by those young peoplein agriculture who possess the capabilityto broaden the horizons of their expertise.These broadened talents are needed toguide effectively and significantly theexternal forces that affect change.  \nThe Agricultural Leadership Programwas designed to broaden the horizons ofyoung leaders by exposing them throughstudy and experience in the areas of eco-nomics,government,sociology,educa-tion,communications,marketing and thefine arts.  \nThe three-year program is a blend ofon-campus seminars,meetings with local,state,national and international commu-nity,political,labor,and business lead-ers,and on-site visitations such as theWatts area tour in Los Angeles.Duringthe first year,activities are centeredaround 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