Nation's economic woes linger with grain talks and jobs rise
Executives of two major grain exporters were summoned to meet President Ford over the decision to hold up 125 million bushels of grain to the Soviet Union. Unemployment rose to 5.8 percent in September, with 440 thousand people added to the jobless rolls, bringing total unemployed to 5.3 million. Saudi Arabia and Iran pledged not to cut production to sustain prices if demand falls. A cold wave damaged crops across the Midwest and East, hitting soybeans and corn hardest, with losses also to tomatoes Kentucky tobacco and New York State grapes.
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Soviet Union
Labor Department
Midwest
East
Kentucky
New York State
Police Sweep Nets 10 Drug Suspects In Five-Town Raid
Old Orchard Beach police led a multi-town operation with Wells Scarborough Biddeford and Saco arresting 10 suspects early this morning after a month of undercover work. Juveniles and adults faced charges including illegal sale of marijuana LSD PCP and forged instruments. Suspects were processed at Old Orchard Beach headquarters. several were bailed or sent to detention as investigations continue.
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Old Orchard Beach
Richard Lamb
Lumb
Paul Tibbetts
Biddleford
Saco
Michael Curren
Steven Huggard
Richard Loy
Old Orchard
William Howard
Biddeford
Lamb
Saco District Court
Betwen
Dercover
Wells
Scarborough
Donald Jarry
L.S.D
Interior to open Atlantic Gulf for offshore drilling next year
Interior Department advances a plan to lease up to 1 million acres in 1975 in the Atlantic and Gulf of Alaska, or Gulf of Mexico, depending on studies and court rulings. Whitaker says no final location yet, while budgeting funds and staff for environmental reviews amid opposition from Kennedy and Case.
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Interior Department
Atlantic Coast
Gulf of Alaska
Johnco Whitaker
Bureau of Land Management
The
Geological Survey
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Atlantic Ocean
Whitaker
Personal Loans Joke Plagues Payment Woes
Cartoon caption notes that personal loans are called personal because missed payments become personal. The quip highlights lender pressure and borrower concerns in a lighthearted insert.
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