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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1975
Page
7
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The Pine Bluff City Council met without action as 61 Local 358 IAFF members strike since Aug. 13. Fire Chief Ray Jacks refuses to resign, unions demand new grievance rules and job security, while Mayor Moore and the Civil Service Commission back him. About 30 National Guardsmen guard six stations.
AP reports Mexico widens state role with 258 enterprises in 1974 and potential participation in more than 1,000 firms valued at over 5 billion dollars. Officials insist the state guides development, not moves toward socialism, while business leaders warn of creeping state control amid high unemployment and low incomes.
Attorneys for Judge O P Carrillo seek a recess in his impeachment trial set to begin September in the Texas Senate. The defense asks to allow postponement by simple majority vote and notes Carrillo faces a federal tax case in Corpus Christi and a Judicial Qualifications Commission hearing in October. The Senate proposes rules including live radio coverage and credentialed news access.
New York AP reports that economists struggle with contradictory data as balance of payments shows a June surplus of 1.2 billion yet a 1.6 billion deficit on reserve basis. Retail sales rise 2.4 percent in July to 49.97 billion, up 7.8 percent from a year ago, prompting thoughts of recovery despite mixed indicators.
A Purdue University study for the USDA urges grain reserve plans to prioritize food and protein over isolated commodities. The authors call for studying substitutability among all grains and seeds and suggest defining supply by planted acreage rather than yield. They warn about market volatility and note that reserves could dampen price swings if kept in private hands with broad international participation.
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