Nixon Expands Farm Programs to Boost Exports
President Nixon announced a 400 million program to aid farmers, including 349.4 million in loans, aimed at raising farm incomes and boosting exports toward 10 billion dollars annually. The plan adds 140 million in credit and funds for soil conservation, research, and rural water projects, with emphasis on drought hit Southwestern farms.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Washington
Congress
Farmers Home Administration
Agriculture Department
North Carolina Senate to Act on Abortion Bill and Reorganization
In Raleigh the General Assembly schedules Gov. Scott’s address on state government reorganization and joint session briefings. A Senate debate will consider a bill easing abortion access requiring one doctor and 30 days residency, while hearings on a soft drink tax repeal and pesticide controls are also planned.
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Raleigh
Bob Scott
Senate
North Carolina General Assembly
Scott
Senate House
North Carolina
John Henley
Cumberland
House
Jack Rhyne
D-Gaston
General Assembly
House Finance Committee
House Conservation and Development Committees
House Judiciary
In Tam declines to form Cambodian government
Brig. Gen In Tam, the National Assembly chief and latest government candidate, declined to form a new administration under the current plan. He proposed Lon Nol as president of the council of ministers with Sirik Matak as president delegate and three vice presidents, including In Tam. He cited no further explanation.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
In Tam
National Assembly
Assembly
Lon Nol
Sisowath Sirik Matak
Lon Noll
Council of Ministers
Sirik Matak
Tam
Council
Lon Non
Central Intelligence Agency
Cheng Heng
Sirik Ma‘tak
City faces need for accounting data on electrical system
Gilbert Skipper Gates argues the city council cannot decide a course of action for the electrical distribution system until the council demands accounting data that clearly separates the assets and operating revenues and expenses of the system from the general city budget.
Good Tomorrow column recalls volunteers and city progress
The column thanks Citizens Band volunteers for 18 050 hours aiding police and fire services, praises public works gains in High Point, notes sewer and water line expansions, and previews political humor as the city looks to tomorrow under Mayor Bob Davis. The piece mentions Emerywood Estates residents moving to the Presbyterian Home and expresses civic pride and gratitude.
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Cb’s
Citizens Bands
Laurie Pritchett
Bob Davis
High Point
Davidson County
Emerywood Estates
McPhersons
Presbyterian
Bob, Davis
Arthur Kirkman
John Thomas
Paul Clapp
Fred Swartzberg
James Shelton
Coy Putnam
Fred Yoder
Allen Jay Bodenheimer
Civil Service Commission
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Foreign Agricultural Service
Federal Agency
South
By Michael Putzel
Associated Press
London
Young People’s Movement
James R
Shelton
Gilbert
Skipper
Gates
High Point City Council
Fe. Commerce ST
Allen Jay Community
Allen Jay High School
Guilford College
High Point Civil Service Commission
Springfield Friends Church
Numa F. Reid Lodge
A. Jay Bodenheimer
Cleaner World Garment Care Center
Glaner
South Main St
North Main St
Bill” Bencini
P. S. Our Lady of the
Public Works Committee
Holt
Adieux
Bill Bencini
Jay Bodenheimer
Ruby Collins
Donald Kearns
Bill Matthews
Jim Pearce
Jim Shelton
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