Wine grapes how to plant and tend for home wine
With rising wine interest gardeners may plant grape vines and make up to 200 gallons a year legally. Start at least six vines from cuttings or nurseries, choose varieties for reds or whites, and follow regional guidance. Plant four feet apart, train on stakes, espalier, or walls, and prune in spring. Water lightly after maturity and irrigate for quantity, not quality.
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Europe
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Home loan costs rise as rates hit record 9.4 percent
Washington plans push in housing policy as mortgage rates climb to 9.4 percent on federally insured loans. Senate approves 3 billion housing bill authorizing 8.6 billion in urban renewal grants and raises loan limits for S&Ls and FHA VA programs.
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Senate
Savings and Loan Associations
Federal Housing Administration
Veteran’s Administration
Tulsa State Fair horse show aims for record entries
Tulsa State Fair officials expect a 474 horse show to top last year with 3 000 animals across 15 competition areas. Palomino class offers 21 600, other money events total 55 060, while entry forms are available at the fair office or Tulsa State Fair Box 4735 Tulsa OK 74104. The fair runs Sept 27 through Oct 6.
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John Elsner
Tulsa
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Quarte Horse
New president stays out of Nixon question
President Ford signals he will not intervene in whether to indict Richard Nixon over Watergate. Jaworski, the Watergate prosecutor, will decide. Saxbe says Ford raised the issue briefly and will let Jaworski run his course. Nixon faces possible charges from obstruction of justice to perjury and could witness in civil and criminal suits, costing hundreds of thousands in legal fees.
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Cord
Richard Mc Nixon
Leon Jaworski
Atty
William B. Saxbe
Ford
Justice Department
Aternate
Nixon
Shim
Jaworski
Saxbe
OSU Receives 25000 Cotton Grant From Foundation
ALTUS Oklahoma—Oklahoma State University will receive a 25000 grant from Cotton Cooperative Foundation Inc to help fund area extension agents serving cotton growers. The foundation, organized in 1968, relies on voluntary payments from gins and regional cooperatives and has awarded 13500 in total grants. Wayne Winsett of Altus serves as president with Errol D. Hunter as OSU extension assistant.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma State University
Cotton Cooperative Foundation, Inc
OSU
Errol D. Hunter
Stillwater
Wayne Winsett
Ailus
Winsett
Foundation
Othal Bond
Colony
B. J. Winters
Lone Wolf
Kelly Bowen
Cyprus conflict tensions over autonomy and partition
Greek Cypriots, outnumbering Turkish Cypriots four to one, faced a Turkish invasion justified as protection for the minority. After cease fire, Turkey pressed for autonomous Turkish regions federated with Greek areas. Geneva talks stalled as Britain proposed a 48 hour cooling off period.
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Associated Press
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Turkey
Makarios
Greece
Geneva
Kyrenia
Local Church Burglarized At First Baptist
Officers investigate a break in at First Baptist Church 425 St. Broadway on Tuesday night. North windows broken, about $20 stolen from the church recreation room, files scattered in the church office, fingerprints taken from the broken window.
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First Baptist Church
St. Broadway
Senate panel trims military spending and foreign aid
Senate subcommittee cuts $5.59 billion from Nixon defense request as Ford warns against deep cuts. Foreign relations backs a $25 billion aid bill phasing out military grant aid, curbing arms credits and slashing direct military aid by $435 million to $550 million, with ceilings on Vietnam Cambodia and Laos assistance.
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House
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Cambodia
Laos
U.S
Americans say Nixon did the best thing by resigning
A Gal-Tap poll finds 79 percent believe Nixon should have resigned, while 55 percent oppose criminal charges and 65 percent deem Watergate actions serious enough to warrant resignation. Barry Goldwater leads the list of potential vice presidential picks with 23 percent.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
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Ronald Reagan
California
Sooner nut growers weighing pecan marketing co op
Oklahoma S pecan growers eye a marketing cooperative sponsored by the Oklahoma Pecan Commission and the Texas Pecan Producers Board. Executive secretary Gordon Couch says the co op would improve industry stability raise grower returns cut distribution and transport costs. Membership targets growers producing 2000 pounds yearly with stock ownership and required investment.
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Okla
Oklahoma Pecan Commission
Texas Pecan Producers Board
Gordon Couch
Couch
Oklahoma
Tulsa
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