Farm Aid Cuts Spark Bipartisan Congressional Clash
Rural representatives on Capitol Hill say Nixon administration farm cuts threaten Congress authority. Democrats and Republicans urge a bipartisan caucus to challenge the termination of conservation programs and halt to Farm Home and Rural Electrification loans. Senator Talmadge plans hearings to review the effects on rural America.
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Carl C. Craft
Associated Press
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Capitol Hill
Nixon
Congress
House
Agriculture Department
Farmers Home Administration
Rural Electrification Administration
John Melcher
D-Mont
House Democratic
Melcher
Senate Agriculture Committee
Herman E. Talmade
D-Ga
America
Talmadge
Office of Management and Budget
Credit Revision Goes To Congress
A National Commission on Consumer Finance proposes major reforms to ease access and lower costs for credit. The panel urges freer market entry by small lenders and banks, while warning unity of opinion was not complete and urging cautious adoption.
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National Commission
National Commission On Consumer Finance
Congress
Commission
Ira M. Millstein
New York City
Senate
House
Ohio Fair Managers Meet in Columbus Over Regulations
In Columbus Ohio fair board representatives from 94 Ohio fairs gather with the State Agriculture Department for annual planning and to sign season contracts. The meeting focuses on safety rules for rides, crowded guard areas, electrical hookups and concession fees while exhibitors showcase banners and food machines. Ohio Agriculture Director Gene Abercrombie delivers the featured address as the convention winds down.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fair Board
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Ohio Fair Managers Association
Ohio Fair
C.W. Field
Field
D.B. Evans
Food Forum
Man in Jail in Lieu of Fines in Hocking County
Stephen D. Chapman, 22, Hide-Away Hills, is jailed in Hocking County for assault and battery after pleading guilty. He received 50 dollars and costs and 10 days jail with suspended sentence for one year good behavior. A separate 25 dollar fine for public intoxication adds nine days in jail due to unpaid prior fines. Murray City Christmas lights removal scheduled Sunday at 1 p.m. Volunteers urged. meet at Eagles Hall afterward.
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Logan
Stephen D. Chapman
Hocking
James Stilwell
Chapman
John R. Chapman
Murray City
Eagles Hall
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