Solons vow to follow tougher ethics code in House
Washington AP reports House members approve a stricter ethics code with full disclosure of personal finances and a limit on earned outside income at 8625 dollars or 15 percent of 57500. The vote 402 2 follows a pay raise and tense debate as Speaker O’Neill urges sacrifices for public credibility. Senate action anticipated next week.
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Thomas P. O'Neill
House of Representatives
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Extension workers conference set in Fayetteville March 7 11
Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service agents and state specialists will convene in Fayetteville March 7 11 for the Arkansas Extension Workers Conference. Dr James E Martin will open with A Forward Look at the Division of Agriculture. Training, talks, and future plans highlighted the sessions.
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Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service
Fayetteville
Arkansas Extension Workers
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James E. Martin
University of Arkansas
Division of Agriculture
University of Arkansas System
R.J. Hildreth
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Farm Foundation
Oak Brook
Illinois
Bates
Charles E. Bishop
Cooperative Extension Service
Glenn W. Hardy
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Dorothy Lavery
Department of Home Economics
L.O. Warren
Agricultural Experiment Station
The Greeks Call Italy Quenotria the Land of Wine
The Greeks named Italy Quenotria meaning the land of wine. Today Italy leads the world in wine production and consumption, yielding about 1.5 billion gallons annually.
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Italy
Planting time for a thriving lawn this spring
Fayetteville Realtor James R. Sullivan urges early start for lawn improvement noting cool temperatures won’t hinder seed. Steps include soil preparation, tilling or hand tilling, leveling, soaking, raking, seeding, and mulching with mulch to keep moisture, with green fuzz appearing in 10 days to three weeks.
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Fayetteville
James R. Sullivan
Arkansas Realtors Association
Sullivan
Howard Discount announces purchase in merger move
Howard Bros. Discount Stores Inc completed acquisition of more than 80 percent of Howard Discount Centers Inc. Alton H. Howard and Jasper S. Howard announced the deal. For nine months ended Oct 31 1976 Howard Bros. sales were 93.1 million with 1.3 million earnings. Howard Discount Centers posted about 29 million sales and 453000 earnings. Howard Bros. operates 59 stores and three home care centers across seven southern and Gulf coast states. Howard Discount Centers runs 20 stores in Texas and Arkansas.
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Howard Discount Centers
Texarkana
Carter admin reviews all unaided aid for possible cutoffs
Senate backing for human rights concerns push the Carter administration to review unilateral U S foreign aid for possible cutoffs while Treasury secretary Blumenthal says multilateral lenders like the World Bank should not be cut off. He notes banks aid development and must be protected even with rights abuses in recipient nations.
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Michael Blumenthal
World Bank
Blumenthal
United States
Senate Foreign Operations Subcommittee
Inter-American Development Bank
Asian Development Bank
African Development Bank
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