Crop Loss Expected To Exceed $125 Million
Four days of heavy rains have inundated over a million acres of cropland across North Dakota and Minnesota. Officials estimate losses will top 125 million dollars as fields in the Red River valley remain flooded. Extensions note 60 to 100 percent crop destruction with sunflowers, sugar beets, wheat, oats, barley, soybeans and potatoes impacted. Ozzie Daellenbach of Clay County calls the damage unprecedented. Flooding threatens rivers including the Red, James, Sheyenne and Maple as storms continue.
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Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota
Minnesota
Red River Valley
National Weather Service
James
Normas
Wilkins
Ozzie Daellenbach
Clay County
Minn
Grandmother comments on Cher and Gregg Allman marriage
Myrtle Allman, 74, says she hopes Gregg Allman and Cher get along. She adds it would be nice if Cher wore more clothes and laughs at the remark after meeting the couple in Las Vegas.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cher Bono
Gregg Allman
Myrtle Allman
Allman
Cher
Mark
Las
Roy Clark Leaves St. Thomas Hospital After Pneumonia
Nashville AP dispatch reports country singer Roy Clark, 42, released from St. Thomas Hospital where he was treated for pneumonia. Hee Haw star and Nashville resident. In Topeka, Susan Ford named summer intern for The Topeka State Journal and The Topeka Capital Journal to do photo lab work and assignments for editors.
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Nashville
Roy Clark
St. Thomas Hospital
Clark
Topeka
Kan
Susan Ford
Topeka State Journal
Route swap between American and Pan Am approved by Ford
The CAB says the pact will cause little immediate travel disruption but yield long term benefits. It strengthens Pan Am financially to sustain world service and lets Pan Am develop East Coast and Midwest traffic to Hawaii and the Pacific while American gains Bermuda routes and potential single-plane service from multiple U.S. cities.
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Washington
American Airlines
Pan American World Airways
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ford
American
Caribbean
Bermuda
Pan Am
U.S
Hawaii
South Pacific
CAB
Pan American
East Coast
Midwest
Pacific
States
Ford White House Pool Ready For President Ford
The White House pool, funded by public contributions from 450 donors including Mrs. Lyndon B Johnson and Henry Ford II, is ready for President Ford. It cost about 66 840 dollars with 118 495 raised and remaining funds going to the U S Olympic Committee.
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Washington
White House
Ford
Reece
U.S. Olympic Committee
Ee Cver
William J. Schuiling
Lyndon B. Johnson
Henry Ford II
Army
Earl H. Blaik
GOP
Max M. Fisher
Detroit
Edgar W. Garbisch
J. Willard Marriott Family Foundation
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Daniel P. Moynihan
United States
United Nations
Rose Garden
Moynihan
India
Kennedy
Nixon
John Scali
UPI
Horse Sense
Mr. Wizard
Scalawags
Vacuums
Electrolux
Desco Parts & Repair
Jos. Duffee Melvin Ave
O. O
Youland’s
M. L
Youland
Biddeford
Exeter
N.H
Kennebunk
Cain
KRAFT
Heinz
Cheez Curls
Chase & Sanborn
Vienna
Jack
Sunbeam
Myaaha
Pke
Bing Cherries
Dan See
Ately Market
Colum
Hamburg
Green Peppers
Main ST
Ford Swimming Pool
RCA
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STERO
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Murphy's
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