State school lunch chiefs claim USDA cuts endanger programs
The school lunch directors from 37 states charge USDA regulations will halt programs before classes restart. They object to spending ceilings and a proposed five cent average payment per lunch and 30 cents for free or reduced meals, warning of cuts and reduced reach to millions of hungry children.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
USDA
America
Asst
Secretary of Agriculture
Richard Lyng
American School Food Service Association
Minneapolis
Lyng
ASFSA
Not-so-sweet parting sorrow at Indiana State Fair
Julie English, 11, cried as her Hereford steer Clyde, judged grand champion, failed to win the top prize. She received 2800 dollars in cash and a 1000 dollar scholarship, but the steer she raised from a Clayton calf did not win.
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Julie English
Clyde
Julie
Clayton
Ind
Ruling could force parties to reveal campaign financing
Common Cause wins a court ruling that could force the Democratic Republican and Conservative parties to provide 36 years of campaign-financing records. A trial may determine if parties violated contributions and spending limits, with depositions of party officials possible. The case, led by John W. Gardner, argues parties used tricks to skirt limits.
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Washington
Common Cause
Citizens’ Lobby
U.S. District Court
Barrington D. Parker
Parker
John W. Gardner
No hitch in China trip seen
AP reports that despite Rep. Wilbur Mills speculation a Nixon visit to Peking faces no obvious obstacles. An informed official said Nixon is very likely to go to mainland China within eight months, as announced in mid July, with only unforeseen developments possible. Mills cautioned he could not confirm conditions restricting the trip.
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San Clemente
Calif
Wilbur Mills
Nixon
Peking
China
Mills
Arkansas
Crat
Little Rock
Mainland
Red China
Nader challenged on GM charge before Congress
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader pressed his charge that the administration gave General Motors advance notice of a wage price freeze. GM Chairman James Roche denied advance notice and said the decision followed a price raise by GM, which was later rescinded. Nader also accused AAA leadership of hiding and shaming.
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Washington
UPH
Commerce
Maurice Hi. Stans
Ralph Nader
General Motors
James M. Roche
Nader
American Automobile Association
AAA
Nixon names Porter new envoy to Paris for Paris talks
President Nixon meets with William J. Porter, new Vietnam peace negotiator, amid public pessimism over Paris deadlock. Porter arrives from Washington after previous posting as U.S. ambassador to South Korea. He will assume duties in Paris August 30 and attend talks with Communist representatives September 2.
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San Clemente
Calif
Matic
U.S
South Korea
White House
Saigon
Paris
Youth jobless rate climbs in June and July
Washington reports 2,965,000 youths aged 16 to 21 unemployed in June and July, up 280,000 from last year. Unemployment for Negro youths rose to 32.1 percent, white youths at 15.3 percent, with Negro rate up from 30.2 and white rate from 13.6 percent.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
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