Grain Exporters Seek Tax Break on Wheat Sales to Soviet Union
Grain exporters press Treasury for a ruling to tax free half of profits from selling wheat to the Soviet Union. Backed by Agriculture, Ways and Means, and Senate Finance, the Treasury signals possible agreement. With Soviet purchases near 400 million bushels, potential revenue impact could run into millions.
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E. W. Kenworthy
New York Times News Service
Washington
Treasury Department
Soviet Union
Department of Agriculture
House Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committees
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World Trade Institute
New York
The
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U. S
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Car Child Swap Suspect Captured After Carnival Hunt
Union Springs Alabama troopers say Jennifer Sharon Sims alias Jennifer Fire was captured at a local carnival while her husband Eugene Fire remained at large after Florida officials accused them of selling a child for a car. Two children with the woman were taken into custody. The baby, Eugene Evans Fire, was reported in fair condition at Naples Community Hospital. Florida seeks extradition.
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Ala
Ney
Alabama
Florida
M. L. Sullivan
Jennifer Sharon Sims
Jennifer Fire
Bullock County
Sheriff's Office
Sullivan
Eugene Fire
Don McCarty
Collier County
Fla
Eugene Evans Fire
Naples Community Hospital
Criti
Deputy Fair After Crash In Morgan County Pursuit
Deputy Jimmy Henson lost control during a pursuit in Marshall County and crashed into a tree, suffering a broken neck. Deputy George Miller was bruised, the chase ending after a five mile pursuit from a Morgan City drive-in. The Somerville deputy remains in fair condition at Huntsville hospital.
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Morgan County
Jimmy Henson
Marshall County
John McBride
Somerville
Huntsville Hospital
Decatur General Hospital
George Miller
Falkville
Morgan City
Henson
Boom in cycling rides alarms safety experts
A New York Times survey shows a rise in bicycling and motorcycling deaths and injuries in 1971, with 2410 motorcycle fatalities and 850 bicycle fatalities nationwide. In eight major metros including Pittsburgh, crashes surged over the decade, prompting doctors to describe severe injuries and amputations among young riders.
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NEW York Times News Service
New York
America
New York Times
Pittsburgh
John A. Perry
Mercy Hospital
Marcos declares martial law in Philippines to save republic
President Ferdinand E. Marcos announced martial law citing a rising communist insurgency and social reform needs. The order imposed a curfew, censorship, a travel ban, school closures, and bans on demonstrations, with civilian courts operating except on security and public order cases.
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Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
Republic
Pacific
Marcos
Secretary of Defense
Metropolitan Police Command
Metrocom
Greater Manila
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United States
Court Orders UM to Admit Black Applicant James Meredith
In 1962 the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans ordered the University of Mississippi to admit black applicant James Meredith. Weather outlook shows 40 percent rain today and 20 percent tonight with highs around 85. River map on A-3. It's a privilege to live in the Tennessee Valley.
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5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
University of Mississippi
James Meredith
Tennessee Valley
British Cannot Meet Uganda Airlift Deadline Says Home
London Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Home said it would be totally impossible to airlift 8,000 expelled Asians to Britain within Uganda's 48 hour deadline. He sought extension after discussions with Uganda's high commissioner and planned to urge the UN General Assembly.
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Brittan
Uganda
Britain
New York
Alec Douglas-Home
Idi Amin
Kenya
Tanzania
Douglas-Home
U.N. General Assembly
Camping Trailer Sold in Decatur Daily Want Ad
John Terry of 1704 Woodmeade SW sold a self contained camping trailer with air conditioning and surge brakes for 1300 dollars via Decatur Daily Want Ad. He received three additional responses indicating interest from others in the item.
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Decatur Daily Want
John Terry
Woodmeade
Decatur Daily
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