U S Grain Sales Sparks Debate Over Food Prices
U S grain sales to Russia are blamed on controversy rather than actual supply shortages. Farmers harvest a record 58.3 million metric tons with 67 million available, yet domestic use and exports leave about 13.6 million for grain storage, while prices rise amid concerns and historical recall of 1972 sales.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
U.S
Russia
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Ford
Energy Override Fails in Washington Brief
The Senate cannot overturn President Ford's veto of a six month energy price control bill, signaling higher fuel and consumer prices. Analysts estimate oil prices could rise to $13.50 a barrel, with gasoline and living costs increasing accordingly.
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Ford
Ford Administration
Congress
U.S
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Library of Congress
Agriculture Department
Charles H. Percy
R-Ill
Attendance Up as Black and White Students Enter South Boston High
In Boston, black and white pupils entered South Boston High School together under police protection as court-ordered busing continued. Attendance rose at some schools while arrests fell. minor clashes and a firebomb found in South Boston marked the tense but stabilizing day.
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Boston
South Boston High School
Charlestown
Kevin H. White
Teachers in New York and Chicago Defy Return Orders
Public school strikes disrupt major districts as New York and Chicago hold firm after contract talks. New York City teachers refuse a court order to return, while Chicago remains fully closed. Nationwide, dozens of districts report disrupted classes and absent pupils as unions push for working-condition concessions.
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Associated Press
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New York City
Albert Shanker
Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
Shanker
Norman Swenson
Cook County Teachers Union
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Rhode Island
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San Francisco
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Tacoma
Wash
Wilmington
Del
Fromme Confessed Felt Attention Motive In Ford Incident
Manson follower Lynette Fromme told attorney Dave Shinn she did not intend to kill President Ford during a jailhouse visit. She said she aimed to gain attention for a new trial for Charles Manson and the Tate murder defendants. A gag order was later issued by U.S. District Judge Thomas J. McBride at the request of Fromme’s attorney.
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Manson
Lynette
Fromme
Ford
Dave Shinn
Miss Fromme
Sharon Tate
Charlie
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Shinn
Los Angeles
Susan Atkins
U.S. District Court
Thomas J. McBride
E. Richard Walker
Senate Likely to Back Override of Ford Education Veto
Senate expected to join House in voting to override President Ford on a 7.9 billion education appropriations bill. If approved, it would be the second veto override this session. House passed 379 to 41. The measure exceeds Ford’s request by 1.5 billion, with budget committees defending it as not a budget buster.
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House
Ford
Clarence Miller
Ohio
Legislature Confronts Vetoes and Leftover Bills in Return
Ohio lawmakers resume session to override Gov Rhodes vetoes on at least four bills and audit administration hiring. key items include public sector collective bargaining, rate making for utilities, and a study of state layoffs with a two to three day agenda limit.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
McBride cites wide order on Ford incident witnesses
McBride said the order covered Miss Fromme, Walker, grand jury witnesses and federal state and local officials, with violations leading to contempt of court. A federal grand jury meets today as the government seeks an attempted murder indictment against Miss Fromme. Manson remains imprisoned for Tate murder and six others. A preliminary hearing for Fromme is set for Thursday. she is jailed on 1 million dollars bail after entering no plea. Harold E. Boro, 66, testifies as owner of the gun Fromme brandished at Ford.
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Manson
San Quentin
Miss Tate
Ford
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Boro
Jackson
Veterans Day to return to November 11 if Ford signs
The House approved 410 to 6 a bill to restore Veterans Day to November 11, reversing the 1968 shift to Mondays. Senate had already passed the measure, awaiting presidential signature to revert the holiday to its traditional date.
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Ford
Congress
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Senate
Kleppe questioned as interior secretary nominee
Environmentalists say Thomas S. Kleppe lacks known qualifications for the interior secretary post. The 56 year old Republican multimillionaire and former two term congressman now leads the Small Business Administration amid Ford administration plans. Ohioans Check Crop Report Ohio farmers head to Washington to observe the national crop report and test its accuracy against market suspicions. They will be confined in the Agriculture Department reporting offices from 11:30 a.m. until the 3 p.m. release as markets close.
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Thomas S. Kleppe
Ford
Secretary of the Interior
Kleppe
Small Business Administration
Columbus
Ohio
William Swank
Farm Bureau
Agriculture Department
Statistical Reporting Service
Weather forecast: Partly cloudy tonight with showers
Partly cloudy conditions tonight with a chance of showers and lows in the low 60s. Showers and thundershowers likely Thursday with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and a 60 percent rain chance. Page 18.
California town linked to Miss Fromme and Miss Good
An official source calls Squeaky Fromme the Sugar Daddy to Miss Fromme and Miss Good. Boro reportedly showed a gun to Fromme who later took it when he looked away. Authorities say Boro is not a suspect in the assassination attempt. In Los Angeles a Superior Court judge said Fromme warned him she planned a desperate act and clarified it was not self harm.
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