Soviet trade envoy urges easing of U S restrictions
Nikolai Krouglov the USSR commercial counselor told Midwest farm leaders in Kansas City that U S limits on favored nation status and other policies amount to a double tariff and hamper Soviet exports He backed the five year grain pact saying it secures supply for Moscow and customers for the United States He projected the USSR would buy all six million tons annually during the pact and said no extra purchases for 1975 were planned
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Kansas City
Soviet Union
Midwest
United States
U.S
Nikolai Krougley
Ussr
Krouglov
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
Russia
Brezhnev
Yugoslavia
Romania
Italy
France
Ford
Canada
Australia
Nikita Khrushchev
Moore pleads guilty in Ford shooting case in San Francisco
U S District Judge Samuel Conti accepts Sara Jane Moore's guilty plea to attempting to kill President Ford and urges disclosure of any accomplices. Sentencing set for January 15 with possible life imprisonment. Lynette Fromme faces sentencing for a similar Ford assassination attempt.
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San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
U.S
Samuel Conti
Miss Moore
Conti
Fromme
Charles Manson
Sacramento
James Hewitt
Hewitt
House balks at six month extension of 1975 tax cuts
The House voted 256 to 160 to reject a fast track on a Senate House compromise extending 1975 tax cuts for six months. Ford opposes the measure over the spending ceiling. If vetoed, lawmakers may try to override before Friday.
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House
Senate
Capitol Hill
Washington
Ford
Congress
Senate House
Lawmakers Consider Tax Study Commission For Equitable Reforms
Jefferson City Missouri lawmakers face hard tax decisions as Rep. Steve Vossmeyer prompts creation of a 12 member independent tax study commission. The panel would review state and local taxes to craft flexible, fair reform and curb burdens on taxpayers amid rising deficits.
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Jefferson City
Tax Study Commission
House Revenue and Economics Committee
Steve Vossmeyer
D-St. Louis
Independent Commission
Vossmeyer
General Revenue Fund
Christopher S. Bond
George Lehr
James Spainhower
Senate
Robert Knuth
Missouri Public Expenditure Survey
Postal rate hike blocked by federal judge
U S District Judge John Sirica blocked a planned December 28 rate increase raising first class mail from 10 to 13 cents and others across the system. The ruling requires the Postal Service to file a new rate request with the Board of Governors and the Rate Commission, delaying any higher prices for at least 90 days.
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Washington
U.S
John Sirica
Sirica
Postal Service
The
Board of Governors
Postal Rate Commission
Rate Commission
C.O.D
Brezhnev's durability questioned as age rises in Moscow
In Moscow Brezhnev nears 70 amid debate over long term leadership. Observers cite health and political factors, while noting his hold on power appears firm for now with a party congress upcoming to chart the next five years.
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Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
Park board plans office renovation and new courts
The Jefferson City Park Board aims to renovate its 1930s headquarters at 1203 Missouri Blvd with an added rear wing and updated climate, storage, and roof. They will hire an architect and fund from capital improvements while pursuing four hand ball courts at Ellis-Porter Park funded partly by revenue-sharing funds.
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Jefferson City Park Board
Missouri Blvd
The
Park Board
Park Development Committee
Washington Park Shelter House
Howard Scott
Scott
Ellis-Porter Park
Binder Lake
Binder Ball Fields
Stokes Electric Company
Missouri Boulevard
Old Santa chided by Rep. Taylor
Rep. Gene Taylor and Rep. Chuck Grassley warned Santa Claus about a long list of supposed federal violations in a Missouri constituent newsletter. They cited issues from missing paperwork to antitrust, labor rules, and tax questions, while noting Santa can still bypass red tape with power.
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Washington
Gene Taylor
Santa Claus
Taylor
Missouri
Chuck Grassley
Lown
Santa
Civil Aeronautics Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
U.S. Postal Service
Department of Labor
Rudolph
IRS
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D-Minn
al Uiman
D-Ore
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Associated Press
Morton Sosland
Milling and Baking News
Poland
Sosland
Earl Butz
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
China
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