Missing soybeans worth 780000 in Arkansas storage case
In Batesville Arkansas a bankruptcy hearing revealed about 780000 dollars in soybeans left by farmers at Newport storage facilities are missing. Everett Gibson lawyer for NYTCO Services Inc. said farmers claimed 360000 bushels but only 230000 remain stored valued at about 6 dollars per bushel totaling 2.16 million. Earlier testimony indicated many beans were moved to Hurley’s other storage sites.
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Batesville, Ark
Newport
Everett Gibson
Memphis
Nytco Services Inc
Hurley Companies
Hurley
Martrac Farms, Inc
Baytown
Tex
Charles Baker
Little Rock
W. K. Ingram
West Memphis
Baker
Arkansas
U.S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Circuit Court
Andrew Ponder
First National Bank of Memphis
NYTCO
First National
Osage voters seek extension on eligibility deadline
Tulsa AP Osage groups urged Interior Secretary to extend the Aug 17 voter eligibility deadline for the September election. They contend lists omit eligible Osages and ballots mailed only to listed voters, while others must vote at polling sites. The dispute centers on support for federal legislation creating a tribal government structure.
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Tulsa
Secretary of Interior
Osage
Osages For Equal Representation
Osage Nation Organization
Osage Action
The
Osage Association, Inc
Joe Shankamalah
Osage Association
Morris Thompson
BIA
Shunkamolah
Shankamolah
Thompson
Last Chevry convertible ends at St Louis plant
The last Corvette convertible rolled out of the St Louis assembly site as GM ends production of all convertibles except the Cadillac El Dorado. Corvette production will continue with removable hardtops. 1975 Corvettes total 38,365 with 4,629 convertibles.
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ST. Louis
Chevrolet
General Motors
Floyd Uthey
Corvette
Blytheville base chief charged after altercation incident
Formal charges were filed Thursday against Col. Rodger L. Brooks former 97th Bomb Wing commander at Blytheville Air Force Base. He faces counts including using provoking words assault with a dangerous weapon communicating a threat and three counts of conduct unbecoming an officer. The incident July 18 outside his quarters left Airman Gregory Allen Frink hospitalized for observation.
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Blytheville, Ark
Rodger L. Brooks
Blytheville Air Force
Brooks
Gregory Allen Frink
William R. Wirth
James R. McCarthy
Wirth
R. M. Hoban
Barksdale Air Base
Barksdale
Hoban
Bond signing feat by L E packet to England
L E packet achieved a notable bond signing mission to England, enduring years of hand pain afterward, though the bonds were never utilized.
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L.E. Packet
England
Israeli raid blows up house during guerrilla search
Israeli troops crossed into Lebanon overnight and blew up a village house suspected of harboring Arab terrorists. The operation lasted several hours with no resistance or casualties reported, and three gunboats crossed the border in the past week as a follow up to border tensions.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Lebanon
Kawaza
Yitzhak Rabin
Stockholm
United Nations
Rabin
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Honduran priests killed amid land reform clash
In Honduras a clash over land reform escalates as two priests are found dead in a dynamited well after a June 25 peasant march. Bishop Nicholas d Antonio warns of threats to him and says ranchers plotted his head for opposing reform. An American priest reports arrest by soldiers for preaching.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Honduran
Nicholas d'Antonio
Baltimore
d'Antonio
Olancho Province
Olancho
U.S
Vatican
Rate request rejected shocks Arkansas Power & Light
Reeves Ritchie, president of Arkansas Power and Light, said the Public Service Commission order denying immediate rate relief left him in a state of shock. AP&L had sought a 37.3 million rate increase to fund its construction program and meet future electricity demand. The PSC allowed no immediate hike, though a bond option and future hearing remain.
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Little Rock
Reeves Ritchie
Arkansas Power & Light Co
State Public Service Commission
Ritchie
Ap&l
PSC
Commission
Atty
Jim Guy Tucker
Tucker
Miami and Washington May Be Safest Big Cities
Government crime statistics from 1973 show Miami and Washington as the two safest large U S cities in a survey of 13. The study cites low personal crime victimization and burglary rates for these cities, with San Francisco and Minneapolis posting the highest figures.
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Washington
Miami
America
The
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Census Bureau
Boston
Cincinnati
Houston
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
San Diego
San Francisco
Buffalo
N.Y
Oakland
Calif
SEAA
SEAR
Five sugar firms plead no contest in price fixing case
Five of six sugar companies charged with illegal price fixing pleaded no contest and were fined the maximum 300000 dollars. Holly Sugar Corp received 100000 dollars, while Great Western Sugar Co American Crystal Sugar Co Amalgamated Sugar Co and Consolidated Foods were fined 50000 each. California Arizona market and Chicago West market indictments outlined the charges. Judge Schnacke set Aug 15 for a trial date for California & Hawaiian Sugar Co. which did not change its plea.
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San Francisco
California & Hawaiian Sugar Co
U.S. District Court
Robert Schnacke
Holly Sugar Corp
Colorado Springs
Colo
Chicago-West
California-Arizona
Great Western Sugar Co
Denver
American Crystal Sugar Co
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Ogden
Utah
Consolidated Foods
Chicago
Amalgamated
American Crystal
C&h Sugar
Great Western
Holly
C&h
Woman astronaut sets speed record in Vostok VI flight
The highest speed ever reached by a woman is 17 470 miles an hour, achieved by Jr Lt Valentina Tereshkova Nikolayev of the USSR during her 48 orbit mission aboard Vostok VI from June 16 to 19, 1963.
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Valentina Vladimirovna Tereshkova- Nikolayev
U.S.S.R
Vostok VI
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