Americans Find U S Goods in Soviet Trade Surplus Gaps
In Moscow a detailed view shows the Soviet Union bought 1.832 billion dollars of American goods last year led by agriculture machinery and transport gear. Yet consumer items are scarce and only accessible to officials or foreign visitors.
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Soviet Union
America
Central Asia
Eli Whitney
United States
New York
Seattle
Pepsi-Cola
U.S
Nixon
The
U.S.A
Can Chimp Teach Baby To Talk
Washoe the chimpanzee, the first to use sign language with humans, nears motherhood at Oklahoma’s Institute of Primate Studies. Researchers, led by Dr. Roger Fouts, expect Washoe may teach her offspring signs, testing if language skills pass generations in non humans. Washoe shows signs of pregnancy and signals a baby.
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Norman
Okla
UPI
Washoe
University of Oklahoma
Institute of Primate Studies
Roger Fouts
University
Fouts
Cable Television Pioneer Stuart Dies
E. E. Stuart, owner of WRMG in Red Bay and a cable television pioneer, died Tuesday. His death marks the loss of a notable figure in local broadcasting and cable service.
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Red Bay, Ala
E. E. Stuart
WRMG
Red Bay
Gas Prices Rise Two Cents Per Gallon Across U S
Gasoline prices increased by two cents per gallon in June per AAA survey of 3,671 stations. National averages show regular at 61.1 cents, unleaded 63.2, premium 65.2 with Memorial Day levels about two cents higher. California’s Inyo National Forest lists the high at 75.9 cents and Texas the low at 47.9 cents, with regional rises near resorts and along toll roads.
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AAA
California
Inyo National Forest
Texas
Canadian Flight Trainer Black Dies
George Black, 65, Canadian business consultant and director who helped establish the British air training program in Canada during World War II, died Tuesday. The notice also recalls FDR’s 1932 nomination by Democrats and his four terms ending with his 1945 death.
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George Black
Canada
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Post Office Closings Tied to Subsidy Bill Action
About 1,700 small communities may keep their post offices as Congress considers a higher subsidy. The Postal Service will not close or consolidate offices while the subsidy bill is under review. A 13 cent first class rate and 9 cent postcard rate were endorsed as permanent, with no current plan for further increases.
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Congress
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Postal Rate Commission
Probate notices flood Linn County Iowa estates
Multiple Iowa legal notices list estate administration for Louis J Teymer and Betty L Cisler, plus adoptions, wills, and executor appointments. Names include Annabelle Umer, Kubicek Novak, Nelson, James Mancil, Caroll Mancil, Renee, Robert C Nelson, and Emmett Louvar among others with dates June 24 1976 and second publication July 8 1976. Proceedings cover probate, adoptions, and executor appointments in Linn County District Court Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
County of Linn
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Rapids
Renee
Betty
Betty L. Cisler
L. Cisier
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Lowa If
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Jonn E. Vanda
Yong Wanda
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Joseph V. Saramek
Joseph V. Shramek
Grove
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Emma Louvar
Emma Vor
Cotes
Emmett Louver
Gilbert Louver
Emett Louvar
Ilbert Louvar
McCuske
Richard D Rayman Horne
Iowa Secretary of State Notices Dated 1976
Fragmentary text shows official notices from the Iowa Office of the Secretary of State dated July 1, 1976. Names Maurice E. Baringer and Robert D. Ray appear alongside reference numbers and a state seal, indicating a formal government filing or proclamation.
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Iowa
Thahs OF State
Maurice E. Baringer
Treasur
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