Agriculture Secretary Butz Urges Caution on Soviet Grain Deals
Butz asks U S grain traders to await final 1975 corn crop estimates before pursuing further Soviet grain deals. USDA sources project a record crop slightly below 1974, with soybeans up 18 percent and wheat up 19 percent. The piece stresses avoiding food price inflation and notes exports as a key U S strength while maintaining price stability.
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Butz
U. S
USDA
Russia
U.S
TV Drug Advertising Affects Children in Congress Record
Crump quotes Massachusetts Attorney General Bellotti urging FDA and FCC action on over the counter drug ads targeting children. He notes 1973 poisonings and 1972 ad spend over 313 million dollars, argues self-regulation insufficient and calls for additional federal regulation.
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Charles H. Percy All
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Robert McDonald
Louis Frey Jr
Frances X. Bellotti
Commando of Massachuetts
Bellotti
Massachuetts
Federal Communications Commission
Madison Avenue
Over the Airways
FDA Division of Poison Control
Aims of Women’s Lib and Environmental Riddles
A Austin reader questions women’s liberation and criticizes environmentalist pressures. He cites Indira Gandhi exploiting law to avoid penalties and mocks worries over wolves and coyotes harming livestock. He humorously argues for personal responsibility and resource use, ending with his sign‑off J. A.
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Indira Gandhi
Little Red Riding Hood
J. A
Carrillo impeachment trail set in Texas Senate
The Texas Senate will hear the 10 count impeachment of 229th District Judge O. P. Carrillo starting September 3, after the House approved the charges August 5 by 128 to 16. Special counsel will be Leon Jaworski, with Terry Doyle as House prosecutor. removal requires a two thirds Senate vote.
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Texas
State
Senate
O. P. Carrillo
House of Representatives
Dolph Briscoe
Bill Hobby
Leon Jaworski
Houston
Terry Doyle
Port Arthur
House
James E. Ferguson
Carrillo
Santa Fe Ties To 2st With Central Texas Expansion
The Herald notes Santa Fe Railroad's new tie treating plant in Somerville as part of a $5 million system expected to last until 2000. Central Texas booms include Scott & White Hospitals expansion, Lake Somerville projects, a second Millam county lake, and planned lignite coal site leases. The Somerville plant reflects regional growth as towns like Cameron and Milam mobilize toward the 21st century.
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Herald
Santa Fe Railroad
Somerville
Santa Fe
Central Texas
Temple
Scott & White Hospital
Lady Bird Johnson
Lake
Burleson County
Williamson County
Milam
Bartlett
Laneport
East Milam
Robertson Counties
Texas
Cameron
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John Hill
Bill Clayton
Briscoe
Bob Bullock
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TRL
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