Fuel Aid To Farms Is Vowed At National Meeting
Des Moines reports U S Agriculture Secretary Lars Bulter argues the fuel oil shortage hits farming and food production. He urges support for fuel supply, the Alaska pipeline, and stronger energy conservation while warning opponents to share future benefits. Governor Hay criticizes federal barriers to Iowa’s fuel sourcing and emphasizes direct agency cooperation.
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Robert Hay
Fuel Transportation Corfervice
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Iowa
Profitable Quarter for Collins Radio Despite Losses
Collins Radio reports substantial improvement in the third quarter of 1973 with nine months results better than 1972. Third quarter sales reached 43 million up 40 percent from 1972, and net income was 4.7 million or 82 cents per share including a 1.842 million tax carry-forward benefit. Orders rose 68 percent to 101 million in Q3. total nine month orders 317 million. Backlog stood at 398 million.
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Ender Rapids Mems
Collins Radio Co
Robert C. Wilson
Colting
Hare
Haldeman flatly denies Watergate cover up claims
Haldeman testified that at no time did he direct or participate in any Watergate cover up. He resigned April 30 as White House chief of staff and spoke after a three hour Senate subcommittee session. He blamed John Dean for suggesting CIA involvement and said only Nixon can provide a fuller picture of events.
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Joe Ehrlichmian
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Democratic National Comnittee
Pompidou Warns Nixon Of Great Danger Over US Troop Cuts
In a French American summit Nixon and Pompidou discussed NATO, Europe and the danger of unilateral US troop reductions. They spoke 2 hours 25 minutes focusing on Atlantic alliance, with ministers debating money, trade, and world monetary stability.
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Pentagon says B52 raids over Cambodia cut
Washington report notes one day of B52 bombing reductions in Cambodia while defense officials deny any overall cut. Congress has asked Ivana for funds from a military account to cover expenses, and officials say target numbers will not be reduced.
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Bury
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Te Sali
Tunnel Considered At Indian Lookout
Ames city officials discussed routing the freeway south of Town City seeking feasibility of a timed through Indian Lookout ridge. The highway commission deferred final action and planned to gather more information after previously favoring a route half a mile to the west.
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Town City
Railroads Face Fines Over Crossing Blockages
Milwaukee area trains may face multiple charges as officials announce fines for crossing blockages. Thay Dailey of the Milwaukee railroad was fined 100 dollars for blocking Fourth Street at First Avenue on March 2. Charges loom on a second Fourth Street crossing incident and three charges against Novi Western road for an April 6 blockage. The city urges motorists to report delays with dates, names, and watches, as cases proceed in municipal court Monday.
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Education Pays: Can Writing Your Name Earn Cash?
The item discusses whether education or learning to write your name yields tangible earnings, framing literacy as a practical asset. It reflects a period tone about value of education and basic skills. The piece emphasizes practical benefits over abstract knowledge.
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Conyeight
Flight Cutback Order Reported
Washington reports that Congressman Martin said the Pentagon ordered survacks in military and other government flights to conserve fuel, signaling a broader cutback move. The claim notes an order issued Thursday affecting air operations and anticipated impact on travel and operations.
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Pentagon
Cornell College President Resigns After Tenure At 1967 Start
Dr Samuel Stumpf resigns as president of Cornell College effective June 1 1974 his leave of absence will cover the 1771 academic year Al Morrissey chair of the board says an acting president will be named within a week Stumpf has led the college since 1967 during which the endowment grew from 6 869 500 to about 189 million He def ends the liberal arts mission and has held multiple scholarly posts including authoring five books and serving as consultant on ethical sites for the American Medical Association He studied at UC Los Angeles Andover Newton and the University of Chicago.
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the Gazette
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Samuel Kenowd Stumphan
Cornell College
al Morrissey
Cornell Board of Trustees
Dee Stump
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American Medicil Assn
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de Stumpf
University of California A. Los Angeles
Andover Newton
Thealaniea School
University of Chigaya
Ti Bars
al Dkuvard University
Rockefellar
Oxfonyl University
Kent
Lies Stieligtt
Caturribla University
Compromise Bill Would Eliminate Airport User Fee
The House passed a compromise airport development bill that would eliminate head taxes at most of the 40 plus airports and provide 310 million in grants over three years. The measure aims to end passenger head taxes and offset losses by delaying or cancelling certain obligations while awaiting Senate action.
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Washington
UPI
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Heax
Inscome
Cedar
Congress
Six senators push constitutional ban on abortion
Washington six senators led by James Buckley proposed a human life amendment to outlaw abortions except to save the mother. The measure defines unborn children as persons under the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments and would strip other exceptions, aiming to curb an alleged shift toward mercy killing and a new ethic in Supreme Court rulings.
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UPI
Supreme Court
James le Buckley
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Buckley
Sens
Mark Hatfield
Larolt
Hughes
D-lown
Wallace Bennett
R-Ulah
Carl Curtis
Dewey Bartlett
R- Lokla
Irish Elect Protestant Candidate Wins in Close Irish Vote
A predominantly Catholic Irish Republic elected Lig. kine Childers, a Protestant with an English-leaning background, defeating Te Valera in a landmark election. De Valera withdraws after decades, tallying 507,877 for De Valera and 48,240 for O Higgins, with Childers securing 162 votes.
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Kate de Valera
Shiklers
Tor O'l
National Coalition
Te Valera
Ubon
Childers
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