Helms Defends Canal Stance Amid Carter and Ford Skepticisms
Senator Helms argues Panama Canal must stay under U S control, calls canal policy bipartisan folly, and cites Latin American visits where leaders reportedly prefer U S retention. He rejects claims Carter and Ford weakened relations by arguing for change and notes conservative base support at about 58 percent. He will judge FBI director pick Frank Johnson after reviewing details.
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Tillage and soil moisture affect drought resistance says Beasley
E O Beasley of North Carolina State University notes soil moisture storage and root access are shaped by tillage. He warns excessive field traffic creates compaction below the plow layer, hindering water movement and reducing drought resilience for crops.
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Johnson may be strongest FBI pick as Kelley exits
Johnson, the federal judge in Alabama since 1955, is favored for FBI director by critics who want a strong custodian of the bureau. His civil rights rulings have drawn Republican opposition from Alabama Governor George C. Wallace, a former classmate and rival.
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