Rabin Seen Slight Favorite In Labor Party Vote
Analysts view Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin as slightly ahead of Shimon Peres as Labor members vote to choose their leader for the May 17 general election. Rabin cites foreign policy gains while Peres emphasizes domestic issues amid corruption probes and a jailed party stalwart.
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Soybean supply tightens as use hits record pace
Dr A W Woodard, Arkansas Extension Service, says soybeans are moving into use at record rates since September. Jan 1 stocks at 1.03 billion bushels are down 20 percent from a year ago with carryover forecast at 75 million next September. Prices expected $6.75 to $7.25, soymeal about $210 per ton, and Brazil to export starting March as 1977 production rises 12 percent to 460 million bushels. World protein forecasts show 4.2 million tons fishmeal and 68 million tons protein meals, down 3.5 million from last year.
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A. W. Woodard
Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service
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How to address persistent bad breath and its causes
Dear reader, bad breath is a common symptom with many causes. See a dentist to rule out pyorrhea or dental infections and evaluate throat nose sinuses lungs and digestion. Mouthwash helps little. seek medical and dental evaluation and request Health Letter 94 on Halitosis for more details.
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Senate committee begins probe into CIA payoffs
The Senate intelligence committee moves to probe reports that the CIA paid foreign leaders including Jordan's King Hussein for information and support. Adm. Stansfield Turner, nominated as CIA director, wins broad support while resisting a formal loss of rank and pledges strong congressional oversight amid private briefings on covert operations.
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Senate Intelligence Committee
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Europe
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E. H. Knoche
George Bush
House
Drought Elevates Fire Danger in Northern California
Foresters warn the drought may yield the worst fire season in half a century as arid brush and timber dry out across northern California. Water scarcity hampers suppression and even fire retardant mixes face shortages while 560 acres burned in Stanislaus National Forest near Sonora over Washington's Birthday weekend and 330 firefighters fought the blaze.
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San Francisco
California
Stanislaus National Forest
Sonora
Washington
National Forest
Bill Powers
US Forest Service
Sierra Nevada
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