Bayh Says White House Not Obsession After Haynsworth Fight
Senator Birch Bayh discusses the Haynsworth confirmation battle and its political fallout at home in Indiana. He denies obsession with the White House while noting talk of a presidential bid. Bayh plans ethics legislation and asset disclosure for judiciary members, and studies election laws and campaign contributions for a comprehensive reform package.
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Washington
Clement I. Haynsworth Jr
Supreme Court
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Birch Bayh
Ind
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Haynsworth
Bayh
Indiana
Can't Pay The Price Can't Pay The Price
Washington AP Glen Hofer vice president National Association of Wheat Growers told a Horse Agriculture subcommittee farmers cannot stand lower wheat prices lowering the current 1.25 a bushel loan price removing price supports would cause prices at local markets to drop We have listened to the case made for increased disappearance of wheat into feed channels through a lower price Hofer said We concede that an increase in total usage is desirable but we do not feel we can pay the price.
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Glen Hofer
National Association of Wheat Growers
Horse Agriculture
Hofer
Wheat Price Averages 1.22
TOPEKA AP Farmers got an average of 1.22 per bushel for wheat at mid November per the Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. The price was three cents higher than October and five cents lower than November last year. Forage availability for wheat pasture was rated good in west central and southwest Kansas, fair in the northwest and central areas, and poor in some northwest and north central zones. About 28 percent of seeded wheat acreage in the western two thirds of the state could pasture, up from 9 percent a month earlier and 37 percent a year ago. About 11.5 percent of seeded wheat acreage was being pastured, vs 1.5 percent last month and 11 percent last year.
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Senators Show Little Disposition to Change Ethics Rules
Washington AP report notes the Senate shows little appetite to expand its ethics code after Haynsworth rejection. Williams says disclosure rules could tighten but no action discussed. Jordan questions public fiscal reporting while Stennis and Bennett push ongoing review. Percy remains hopeful for broader disclosure despite the Haynsworth controversy.
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Washington
Senate
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
John J. Williams
Delaware
Haynsworth
Cle
John Stennis
D-Miss
Wallace Vr. Bennett
Utah
Comptroller General
Griffin cites Pers ey statement on political shifts and disclosure bill
Sen. Robert P. Griffin of Michigan says Pers ey's remark signals current trends. He predicts the Haynsworth affair could push for a public disclosure bill. Additional notes mention Northwest Indians and totem poles and Japanese workers making miniature poles for souvenirs in British Columbia.
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Michigan
GOP
Persey
Haynsworth
British Columbia
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