Editorial: Harvest Subsidy Scandals in Russia Grain Sales
The GAO report finds Agriculture Department mismanagement and excess subsidies in export grain sales to Russia, causing higher U.S. food prices. It claims subsidies were used to suppress export prices and benefited a few, with $2.7 million in extra subsidies claimed by large grain companies. Congress is unlikely to act, frustrating citizens.
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Back to the Boards as Gasoline Ad Sparks Change
The piece notes a shift from price wars to fuel shortage messaging by gasoline firms. It discusses ads showing a car towing a year’s fuel as a quota, urges motorists to consider smaller, more efficient cars and alternative fuels, and criticizes ongoing production of oversized vehicles despite calls for economy.
Ways with leftovers turn into fun and cheap meals
A reader shares two column recipes using leftovers. A Chinese style omelet with meat and bean sprouts plus garlic soy flavoring, and a crack candy popcorn project for kids, with step by step cooking and safety tips.
Nixon burglars target Viet Nam Vets as Watergate ties loom
The Vietnam Veterans Against the War report a pair of burglaries linked to antiwar activity during a period of intense Watergate events. Vets leaders face trial on charges tied to plans to disrupt the 1972 Republican convention in Miami while FBI scrutiny broadens.
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United Way Name Adopted in Pittsburg Drive
Pittsburg United Fund directors set a 103,400 goal for 1973. Four teen area agencies will share 95,100 from the drive, with 3,300 allocated to administrative expenses. The campaign adopts the new name The United Way.
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Steel Erection Near Complete At Chanute Electric Plant
Twenty five years ago residents near Second and Santa Fe learned that rivet work on the Chanute electric plant addition was eighty percent complete. F C Alexander sold his interests in the Manhattan hotel to Karl Williams and retires after twenty one years of service. UNESCO's Zevenbergen gifts remain a sore point for county residents per the executive committee.
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Christ to Return in Salvation Promise
An oracle reflecting on Hebrews 9 28 about Christ once offering for sins and returning to save those who eagerly await him. The passage emphasizes the second appearance without sin and the hope of salvation for believers.
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TV Guide Schedule Note and Evening Lineup
A list of channel prime time slots and program substitutions with show titles such as Thicker than Water Firehouse Cannon and Adam 12. The guide notes last minute changes and varied airings across several channels and times.
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Television Log Highlights From Thursday Schedule
The July 12 TV log lists daytime and early evening picks across stations KTEW to KMBC. Notable items include Dragnet Lassie The Waltons Mod Squad Kung Fu The Guru I Love Lucy and The Tonight Show with multiple regional channel options and time slots.
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Ill Doctor to Cure II on The New Dick Van Dyke Show
Los Angeles AP reports on Dick Van Dyke joining a soap as an incurably ill doctor in the fall season. Carl Reiner reshapes the show with cast changes and desert-to-Hollywood production moves to create a "miracle" cure plot and maintain CBS's failing status.
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Farm Bill Sparks House Battle Over Farm Income Targets
The House prepares to clash over a four year farm program and food stamp bill with fights expected on guaranteed farmer incomes and limits on government payments to large growers. The target price system would end subsidies if prices stay high, shifting support for cotton wheat and corn.
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America
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