Number Of Actions Taken To Assist Cattle Industry
Washington reports a flurry of activity as cattlemen push for relief. Congress hearings and White House talks followed a market slump with beef prices persistently low. Moves include a $100 million school lunch meat purchase, price-disparity hearings, potential Canada retaliation, and a quick emergency loan bill amid inflation concerns.
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the Register
Danville, Va
Washington
White House
Nixon
Middle East
Kenneth Bush
Congress
Charles 0. Vanik
Ohio
John T. Dunlop
Rush
Earl Butz
Canada
Bulz
U.S
Senate
House
Butz
Senate Agriculture Committees
Japan
Fires Rip Through 64YearOld Apartment Block
Firemen battled a two alarm blaze at a 64 year old apartment building with parts of the structure caving in. Residents were evacuated as officials planned further search while a nearby automotive warehouse and a restaurant faced separate outbreaks. Estimated damage not yet released, remodeling nearing completion.
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O'Conner
Dale Kilder
Atsea
Kudet
Irish factions reject truce amid Belfast gun attack
The Ulster Defence Association rejected talks with both IRA wings calling them a betrayal of Protestants. In Belfast Crumlin Road a policeman was shot dead while another officer and a civilian were wounded as gunmen fired from a passing car, the tenth police fatality this year.
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UDA
IRA
Crumlin Road
Belfast
Inflation program during Arab oil embargo evaluated
The official notes the inflation program was in place during the Arab oil embargo and prevented domestic oil prices from doubling. He declines to judge success or failure, saying several achievements were made though not as much as could have been done or as desired.
North Carolina and South Carolina Area Forecast Summary
Weather outlook across North and South Carolina with coastal and mountain regions. North Carolina coast mostly cloudy with showers and thundershowers possible, highs near 90, lows in the 60s, clearing Monday with highs about 80. Mountains expect Sunday showers, clearing Sunday night, highs around 80, lows near 60, Monday sunny and cooler. South Carolina mountains partly to mostly warm with thundershowers, highs near 90, lows around 70, rain chances 30 percent. Coasts remain fairly cloudy to warm with thundershowers possible, highs in the 90s, lows in the 70s, rain chances 30 percent. Winds west to southwest 10 to 15 mph along coast, lighter near night.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Nuclear Powers Clash Before Summit as Soviet Emigration Looms
Tensions rise over strategic arms limits and Soviet launch power as SALT talks falter. Paul Nitze resigns amid doubt an agreement can be reached. Jackson accuses secret changes in missile levels. Soviet emigration limits persist with reports of possible liberalization. Nixon warns against interfering in Soviet affairs. Kissinger avoids public emigration debate. Congress leans toward blocking tariffs and credits unless emigration ends.
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Paul H. Nitze
Pentagon
Nixon
U.S. Naval Academy
Russia
Henry Kissinger
Senate Arms Control Subcommittee
Jackson
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Senate
United States
Kissinger
Moscow
Pope sees new hope in Mideast urged refugee solution
Pope Paul VI in his World Message cites a fresh ray of peace in the Middle East and calls for a just dignified solution to the Palestinian refugee issue. He condemns violence in Northern Ireland and notes rights of peoples in Mozambique Angola and Portuguese Guinea while urging renewal and reconciliation amid global turbulence.
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New Hope
Mideast
Vatican City
Paul VI
Middle East
Sacred College of Cardinals
Northern Ireland
Mozam
Bique
Angola
Portuguese Guinea
Giovanni
Giovanni Montini
Paul
China
Vatican
Pill-Takers Have More Headaches In Migraine Study
In Chicago a study of 239 women migraine patients finds that those using birth control pills or estrogens report more headaches. Stopping the pill reduced headaches for about 70 percent, with relief often after four weeks. Changing estrogen dosage and timing helped some therapy patients.
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Chicago
Lee Kudrow
American Association For the Study
Kudrow
California
Denomination condemns local congregations split to form new church
A Southern Presbyterian body approved a pastoral letter criticizing about 200 local congregations that left last year to form the National Presbyterian Church. The vote was 186 to 120. The letter targets groups such as Presbyterian Evangelistic Fellowship, Concerned Presbyterians Inc., and Presbyterian Journal as harmful to the denomination. Delegate Richard Carter warned merger with Northerners could trigger more Southern withdrawals, calling the reunion plan a waste of the Lord's time and a source of distrust.
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National Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Evangelistic Fellowship
Concerned Presbyterians, Inc
The
Presbyterian Journal
Richard Carter
Augusta
Impeachment Grounds and Oath Duties Outlined
The article notes impeachment grounds lack proof due to missing evidence and cites a constitutional framework from the inquiry staff. It lists three presidential duties from the oath: take care to faithfully execute laws, faithfully execute the office, and defend the Constitution, stressing executive branch responsibility.
Decline in U S science test scores echoed in report
The National Assessment of Education Progress reports that in the second science assessment, U S students at ages 9 13 and 17 show declines in overall science achievement across most exercises. About one third of items improved while two thirds declined.
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Miami
Fla
United States
National Assessment of Education Progress
The
Education Commission of the States
Robert H. McBride
Delaware Board of Education
McBride
Commission
Association of Governors
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
U.S. Office of Education
Colson tells House panel he warned Nixon in 1973
Charles W. Colson testified to the House Judiciary Committee that he warned President Nixon in January and February 1973 about high level complicity in Watergate. He named John Mitchell and Jeb Magruder as those involved, asserting he faced pressure to avoid making scapegoats.
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Colson
House
Washington
Charles W. Colson
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
John W. Dean
John N. Mitchell
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Jack Anderson
New York Daily News
Committee
White House
David I. Shapiro
Anderson
Messrs. Mitchell and
Magruder
Mitchell
Howard
Hunt
Shapiro
Committee For
John Mitchell
Watergate
Patel
Nurse Debbie Mall Freed After Eritrean Kidnapping
A Dutch nurse Anna Stickwerda was killed in Eritrea amid rebel activity. Debbie Mall, daughter of Rev. William Mall of Freehold, was released after negotiations involving State Department official Bruce Reynolds. The Freehold pastor called the release tremendous and described broader regional unrest as guerrillas push for independence, with tensions linked to ongoing Cold War arms talks and Soviet submarine modernization discussions.
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Asmara
Anna Stickwerda
Dortzbach
Willam W. Mall
Freehold
Mall
Freehold Bible Fellowship Church
State Department
Bruce Reynolds
Karl
Eritrea
Massawa
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