Farmers Checking Crops To Learn Drought Damage
Kansas City AP reports thousands of farmers surveying fields amid heat and drought to gauge corn soybeans and hay yields. Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Missouri Iowa Illinois Indiana and Ohio officials discuss crop failures while government crews tally grassroot counts and objective yield measurements to finalize statewide estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
McCager Thompson
Kansas
Thompson
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Federal
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Department of Agriculture
Privacy law on schools gains Senate backing
The measure extends privacy provisions to colleges and K through 12 schools, backed by Rep William Steiger and Sen James Buckley with ACLU support, amid concerns over federal state teaching programs and student Pap tests. Showers across Kansas Nebraska Missouri and Iowa. droughts threaten crops across several states prompting surveys for federal drought disaster declarations. In Louisiana, a Jefferson Parish sheriff reports a barge collision on a causeway injuring two drivers, with a missing child and a pulled wallet found at the scene. Duet faces negligent operation charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Steiger
Rwis
Senate
James Buckley
Con-R
Con-R-N.y., With the Backing of the American, Civil Liberties Union
Washington
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
National Weather Service
Kansas City
Robert Schulle
Federal Reporting Service
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Colorado
Towa
Indiana
Frank Mosier
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Morgan Williams
Farmers Home Administration
Mills Silent On Pre April 7 Campaign Donations
Funds totaling about 100000 were given on March 20 1972 ahead of a new campaign finance law that required disclosure on April 7 1972. Mills refused voluntary disclosure of pre April 7 contributions and his attorney claimed the money did not come from corporate funds while a firm official denied corporate involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
J.D. Williams
Tom Marcus
EDS
Hart and Stauffer
Mareus
House Debates Impeachment Strategy And Senate Rules Changes
In Washington experts and lawmakers discuss impeachment tactics as House members weigh votes and a GOP plan to avoid arm twisting. Senate Rules Committee endorses keeping most 1868 rules while considering updates on evidence standards and Chief Justice Burger’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.J
House
Nixon
Maraziti
John J. Rhodes
Rhodes
Leslie
Arends
Illinois
House Judiciary Committee
Edward Hutchin_son
Michigan
Judiciary
Peter W. Roding Jr
D-N.j
Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Rial
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
Andrew Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Cannon
Warren E. Burger
Hugh Scott
Rules Committee
Tle
Avai
Cyprus Truce Violations Amid Turkish Invasion Eyed
U N officials report artillery and mortar fire near Lapithos as fighting widens west of Kyrenia. Greek Cypriot forces and Turkish invaders clash. U N observers note cease fire violations but cannot identify culprits. Evidence cited includes U N and Greek Cypriot uniforms and flags found at a national guard base, suggesting a plotted deception.
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U.N
USN
Kyrenia
Cyprus
Athens
Erdem
Japan
Avith
sErdem
Nicosia
Rudolf Stajduhar
Lapithos
Sport
Sfajduhar
Stajduhar
Weather Across Coasts And Mountains With Showers
Weather outlook shows considerable clouds through Saturday with chances of showers and thundershowers. Coast highs near 80s, lows in low 70s, southerly winds 5 to 10 mph. Rain chances 40 percent Friday, 30 percent Friday night. Mountains see partly cloudy periods with showers, highs in 70s to 80s, lows in 60s, rain chances 54 percent Friday and 60 percent Friday night. Coastal regions expect upper 80s Friday and Saturday with rain chances about 50 percent and variable 5 to 10 mph winds.
Greek premier puts military under civilian control
Athens AP report says Premier Constantine Caramanlis restored civilian authority by scrapping the current constitution and reinstating the 1952 charter, placing armed forces under a civilian defense minister and suspending monarchy-related articles. Martial law procedures from 1967 remain in force as monarchy fate is explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Constantine Caramanlis
Panaghiotis Lambreas
Caramantis
Mil
Constantine
Frederika
Caramanlis
Paris
Cyprus
Turkey
Prices rise in beef and eggs amid market shifts
Agriculture Department figures show July live cattle at 35 per 190 pounds, up from June and last year, while beef costs to consumers climb with middlemen taking a larger share. Eggs revert to March 1973 levels after July gains. retail prices surge across markets. Government probes blame higher costs for price hikes. Martial law tightens in Italy as premier's cabinet endorses decisions after Cyprus talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Italy
Lambreas
George Mavros
Geneva
Cyprus
Turkey
Britain
Specials illegal donations tied to 1972 campaigns
The article lists five illicit donations by milk producers including $100,000 repaying a political arm for cash to Kalmbach in 1969 and $62,000 for computer mail lists used in the 1972 elections. It details further sums to Mills, Belcher, Muskie, and Humphrey campaigns, and notes related conspiracies plus use of corporate staff on campaigns and cash receipts.
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Kalmbach
Humphrey
Abourezk
Iowa
Belcher
Muskie
Senate
Hillings
Mills
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Ron Taylor
W. J. Estelle
Texas Department of Corrections
Hal Hisbands
Taylor
Board of Corrections
Huntsville Item
Carrasco
Mexico
Estelle
Rosa
Hiefe
Jefferson Parish
Duet
Richard Thompson
Sheriff’s Office
Tazille Charles Madison
New Orleans
Wallace ‘Dillon
Tylertown
Madison
Coast Guard
Big George
Virgil Partch
Berlin
Scott
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Byrd
Subcommittee
Burt
Howard. Cannon
Countryside Inn Restaurant
Blair Loop Road
Westover DR
Page Ones
Oman
George
Page Own
Elliott
Soddy, Tenn
University of Tennessee Medius
Memphis
Children’s Dentistry
Watts
Ealing
Bonanza
America
Bonanza Sirloin
Danville Plaza
Riverside Drive
Danville
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