Congress Eyes Farm Bill Alaska Pipeline and War Powers
In Washington a revised farm bill faces House action after a security of production price escalator fears a $12 billion rise. The Senate schedules 789 mile Alaska pipeline vote after prior delay attempts. A Vietnam war powers reform bill heads to a Wednesday House vote and potential Senate consideration. A $2 minimum wage bill moves toward Senate action amid veto concerns.
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Earl L. Butz
Senate
Prudhoe Bay
Valdez
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Canada
U.S
Nuclear Protest Ship Fri Receives Supplies Off Mururoa
The protest schooner Fri received relief from yacht Arven about 135 miles from Mururoa Atoll as France prepares nuclear tests in the South Pacific. Fri pilot David Moodie said the crew of 10 men and three women would return to the danger zone around the atoll despite New Zealand caution. French naval activity near Mururoa increases as weather or air conditions may affect the situation. The Otago would intervene only if the Fri faces danger, not to stop French actions.
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New Zealand
Fri
South Pacific
Arven
My Aston
Mururoa Atoh
David Moodie
Sausalito
Calif
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Tahiti
French Polynesia
Mururoa
Otago
Weather outlook for North and South Carolina showers return
A cool front returns bringing variable skies across North and South Carolina. Expect partly cloudy conditions through Tuesday with scattered showers and thundershowers and highs mainly in the 80s and 90s, with overnight lows in the 60s to low 70s.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Combination of Confidence and Aggressive Methods Fuels Progress
The article argues that progress mainly arises from confidence built by aggressive methods and the capacity to accomplish tasks. It highlights how decisive actions and persistent effort translate into tangible results, shaping effective leadership and organizational momentum.
Getty Grandson Still Missing After Rome Kidnapping
In central Italy, Paul Getty III remains missing as abductors released ITalo Rossini and his daughter Rossella near Arezzo. The 16 year old Getty frequented Rome’s hippie scene and had been linked to a ransom demand of about 500000 dollars, with no word of his fate. The mother initially doubted the call but grew worried as details stayed unclear.
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Italy
J. Paul Getty III
Italo Rossini
Rossella
Arezzo
San Marino
Rossinis
Young Getty
Man
Bigger cattle eyed as fix for meat supply
Cattlemen weigh bigger steers to boost supply amid DES ban and high feed costs. Breeders cross exotic lines to yield 800 to 900 pound carcasses, with advocates citing processing savings while skeptics worry about retail packaging and consumer acceptance.
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Denver
America
Nixon
L. S. Pope
Texas A&m University
Sterling
Colo
Kenneth W. Monfort
Greeley
Monfort
Dollar Opens Weak as Gold Slips in European Markets
The dollar opened weaker in Frankfurt Zurich and Paris with limited demand. Gold fell to 119.75 dollars an ounce in London and 119.25 in Zurich from the prior 121 and 120.75. The dollar rose in Paris and London while remaining soft in Frankfurt and Zurich.
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Frankffurt
Zurich
Frankfurt
Paris
New FBI Agent Named For North Carolina Role
Edward I. Krupinsky has been named to replace Ralph J. Rampton as special agent in charge of the North Carolina FBI office. The 44 year old Springfield Vermont native joined the bureau in 1951 and has served in New York Chicago Cleveland St Louis Detroit and Washington where he was an inspector submitted for the Charlotte post. Rampton will transfer to New York to lead espionage and internal security operations and is scheduled to leave Charlotte on July 23.
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J. Krupinsky
Ralph J. Rampton
North Carolina
Springfield, Vt
Krupinsky
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Rampton
Charlotte
Negotiations Open Between UAW and General Motors
The United Auto Workers begin talks with General Motors as contract expiration nears. Leaders seek fringe-benefit gains while avoiding a repeat of the 1970 strike that halted GM for 67 days and cost billions. Talks shift to Ford and Chrysler this week with potential price impacts.
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United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Wanted Man Surrenders in Californa Robbery Case
Larry Odean Benton age 29 of Greensboro surrendered to San Mateo County authorities in California. He was charged with robbing a Greensboro NCNB branch of $12,000 on July 9 and is held on 25000 bond.
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Calif
FBI
Greensboro
North Carolina National Bank
California
Larry Odean
Benton
San Mateo County
Sheriff’s Department
NCNB
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