Crops Burn In Fields Amid Southeast Drought Fears
Crops such as corn soybeans and peanuts burn in fields across the South as drought deepens. Officials warn water shortages threaten bathing drinking and fire fighting while meteorologists urge heavy rain or a hurricane to replenish ground water. Forecasters expect little sustained rain this week.
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Carter Popularity Edges Up in Gallup Poll
George Gallup findings show President Carter with 66 percent approval, 16 percent disapproval, and 18 percent no opinion from 1,344 adults surveyed May 6–9 across 300 localities. Support cites his openness, fireside chats, and “people's president” image, while critics fault show over substance and unmet promises.
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Bloomfield
Conn
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Littleton
Colo
Texas
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