Corruption Ties In U S Grain Inspectors Industry
Senator Dick Clark reports pervasive fraud in the grain export sector from New Orleans port. He says major exporters and licensed inspectors maintain a sweetheart system with shortweighting and misgrading. He cites bribes, underweighing, and limited federal supervision over years.
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Washington
New Orleans
Dick Clark
Iowa
Agriculture Department
Clark
Davenport
U.S
East West talks propose freer contact and easier exits
European Security Conference notes six page guidelines to ease family reunification and travel for East and West, including U S and Soviet Union. Documents urge humane visa handling for journalists and faster processing. Says efforts aim to expand information flow and improve journalists working conditions.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Soviet Union
Helsinki
U.S
Nader cites windfall profits from gas price hikes
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader argues that recent gasoline price increases grant domestic oil firms a large windfall. He cites Ford's $2 per barrel tariff and a $2 rise in American oil price as factors, urges price controls, and says the tariff won’t curb imports or overall consumption without recession.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Nader
Ford
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Senate Interior Committee
Harley Staggers
D-W.va
House Commerce Committee
Youth rider wins grand in junior market beef show at fair
A Morley youth aged 15 ignored advice and won the grand champion steer title with a 1 155 pound Marie Anjou Angus crossbred in the All-town fair junior market beef show. The crossbred remains the top entry amid 82 in class. The reserve grand went to Kent Carnahan, Grinnell, with a 1 074 pound Limousin Angus Holstein crossbred. The paper also notes a 124 steer turnout and a 127 entry horse show where Lisa Helgens of Monticello won four firsts and multiple events including western riding and equitation.
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Queen Domer
Morley
Gwen
Kent Carnahan
Grinnell
Earl
Sloan
Nancy Jane Hinck
Camanche
Brad Mer- Tit
Springville
Angus
Dwight Sunthen
Belmond
Diane Feuerbach
Dysart
Michelle Gropper
Vickie Clark
Knoxville
Misa Helgens
Lannie Shields
Shield
Miss Dell Star". the Reserve Champion Was Two-Year Old "Coc One Brickette
Trudy Moss
Shellsburg
John Dietz
Brad Butler
Skyline Drive
Brian Day
John Connolly
Dathi
Stacy Schmitt
Avenue NW
Jane Greiner
Waterloo
Lonnie Shields
Denise Ohlen
Blairstown
Connie Lehman
Skylark
Jane SE
Debbie Wood
Marion
Halter
Ford Viet Setback Spurs U.S. Resolve in Southeast Asia
President Ford told Indonesian President Suharto that U.S. setbacks in Indo China have strengthened resolve to stabilize Southeast Asia. Ford pledged continued role in the region after a three hour meeting at Camp David, noting a constructive exchange of views with Suharto during his five nation tour.
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Camp David
Suharto
Indonesia
Ford
Indo-China
U.S
Southeast Asia
Suhar
Deaths of Two Nichols Men Probe Murder-Death by Own Action
Bodies of Danny Martin and David Eichelberger found near West Liberty raise murder-death by own action as a possibility in Muscatine county sheriff's office statement. Martin died of stab wounds, Eichelberger by hanging. autopsies pending. Investigators keep details secret amid related deaths and a Davenport autopsy report.
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Muscatine
Nichols
West Liberty
Muscatine County
Martin
Eichelberger
Muscatine Journal
Davenport
Colorado
Muscatine General Hospital
Jawa State University
Linn-Mar
Lint County
Kissinger seeks Western aid to Egypt ahead of Israel talks
Secretary of State Kissinger aims to mobilize allied aid to Egypt to smooth a potential Israel accord. The plan involves nine Common Market governments and others outside the group, including Japan, to discuss aid at a Brussels summit on July 16. Israeli officials say interim progress with Egypt appears likely.
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Brussels
Belgium
Henry Kissinger
America
Egypt
Israel
U.S
Japan
Kissinger
ABC News
One Soul
Charities Get U S Job Funds Under Fire
Federal tax dollars intended for public service jobs were used to pay staff for private groups including the Red Cross Salvation Army and church charities Two Labor Department officials disagree on legality Yeager says the practice violated rules while Manpower chief Kolberg defends it A spot check found 97 workers in San Diego and Seattle listed as public service staff but performing private group tasks
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Washington
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Labor Department
Frank Yeager
Yeager
Manpower Administration
William Kolberg
San Diego
Calif
Seattle
The
Federation
Convent Motto Inspires Caution Amid Rainy Season
A humorous quip from a convent warns that smiling as an umbrella invites a mouthful of rain. The saying reflects a lighthearted view on weather and daily life.
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Connie Leman
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Mt Vernon
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Wadena
Lisa Helgena
Diane Connolly
Delhi
Darcy Connolly
Deli
Diane Kitteell
Forty-eighth Street NE
Sonn Connally
Joyce Shearer
Forty-fourth Street
Sara Reed
Staudcourt NE
Skip Scott
Diane Connally
Kelli Kuehl
Mt.Vernon
Connie Lemar
Nebbie Wood
Gazette
Hans Dieter Genscher
Sadat
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Chicano Federation
United Community Services
Jewish Community Center
Young Mens Christian Assa
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