Grain and oil trade links Russia and United States
The article analyzes U.S. and Soviet grain and oil trade prospects, noting grain exports to Japan, embargo effects, and price instability. It discusses potential Russia oil access, financing terms, and side deals, and explores how stabilized prices mean different things to politicians farmers consumers and speculators.
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Ieee
Russia
Grein
Ian’t Ae
Beias
U.S
Tsing
United States
Japan
Siberia
Ford taps videotaped deposition in Fromme case
President Ford becomes the first sitting president to record a deposition in a criminal trial. He will recount what he saw and heard the day Lynette Fromme allegedly tried to shoot him as investigators seek whether the gun clicked and what Fromme said. The deposition occurs ahead of the Sacramento trial with Judge MacBride supervising and the Justice Department concerned about precedent.
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Washington
Ford
Lynette
Fromme
U.S. District ‘Court
Thomas MacBride
Miss Fromme
John E. Virgo
MacBride
Sacramento
Justice Department
Navy Photo Center
Hearings to audit how federal research results reach local governments
Lt I Washington reports hearings begin Tuesday before Rep Ray Thornton to assess how well federally funded university research is transmitted to state and local governments. Bishop of the University of Arkansas will testify Wednesday on Industrial Research and Extension Center in Little Rock and its efforts to provide government with useful research results.
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I. Washington
Ray Thornton
Sheridan
Thornton
Enes Bishop
University of ‘Arkansas
House Committee
Industrail Research and Extension Center
Little Rock
Alo
Investigators clear police in prison death
Vaughan, 21, died August 21 from heat illness at Cummins Prison Farm. Investigators found no criminal charges, noting guards did not use physical force. Seven inmates reported a guard strike, but officials cited minor inmate altercations and lack of breakfast as contributing factors.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Vaughan
Hve
Cummins Prison Farm
State ‘Correction Board
Marshall Rush
Correction Board
Atty
Wayne Matthews
Bush
Arkansas
Rush
Terrell Don ‘Hutto
Correction
Bennie Collins
Hutto
Tucker Intermediate Reformatory
Cummins
State agencies close Friday in Bryant memorial note
Gov. David Pryor said agencies could close Friday as a sign of respect for Bryant. The department has about 40 state employees and received calls from some who objected to Armstrong's decision. They declined to identify themselves. Armstrong noted the state flag at the department was at half staff in Bryant's memory. Nobody complained to him.
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David
Pryor
Armstrong
Bryant
Department
Waldo man charged in bank holdup
Larry Box, 20, of Waldo was arrested and charged with bank robbery after the Thursday holdup at the McNeil branch of the Bank of Waldo. Special Agent John Kelly said Box surrendered to FBI agents and Columbia County deputies. A gunman entered the bank, displayed a firearm to a teller, demanded cash, and fled on foot with 2409 dollars.
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Little Rock
Larry Box
Waldo
McNeil
Ee Bank of
John Kelly
Box
FBI
Columbia County
Memorial for Kelly Bryant Arkansas secretary of state
Memorial services for Kelly Bryant longtime Arkansas secretary of state will be held Sunday at First United Methodist Church Hope. Burial at Memory Gardens under Oakcrest Funeral Home. Bryant 67 longtime Hope resident died Thursday night in Little Rock hospital. He is survived by Elizabeth Sutton Bryant and others. Governor Pryor ordered flags half mast and state offices closed until Monday morning in tribute.
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Kelly Bryant
Arkansas
Little Rock
First United Methodist Church In
Hope
Ralph Hale
Rufus Sorrells
Alvin’ C
Mack McLarty
Jimmy Tate
George Jernigan
David i Newbern
Harry Hawthorne
Henry Haynes
R. Li Broach
Donald Parker
Albert ‘Graves
George Robison
Bryant
Elizabeth Sutton Bryant
The
University
Oklahoma
C. C.bryant
Annie Nelson ‘ Bryant
In Hope
National Association’ of Secretaries of State
Arkansas Press ‘Association
Rotary Club
United Methodist Church
David Pryor
Pryor
Judge orders removal of six children from Grannis vigil site
Polk County judge J B Stevenson ruled on Friday to remove six children from a Grannis vigil where their parents and more than two dozen others awaited doomsday. The three boys and three girls are placed with Mr and Mrs Roy Simolin and attend Gil nearby. The court cited violations of mandatory school attendance and allowed limited visiting with parents, with nightly return to the Simolin home.
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Mena
Ark
J.B. Stevenson
Polk County
Stevenson
Grannis
Roy Simolin
Gil
Christ
Blood donors sought for open heart surgery case
The Red Cross seeks twelve units of Annegative blood for a Hope patient in Bempstead County. A special trip will pick up donations at 11:30 a.m. Monday from First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall in Hope. Contact John Henley at the Chamber of Commerce office 3840. This is not replacement blood and must be fresh for the operation.
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Bempstead
Little Rock
John’ Henley
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
Hope
First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall
Henley
Little Red River Trout Campgrounds Near Lobo Landing
The Little Red River nearby attractions include Rainbow and Little Red River Trout Dock and Campgrounds across from Lobo Landing. The area offers canoe trips, rustic campsites with hookups, limited cabins, and horseback rides along name trails. Fishing uses corn or cheese and reports note a 15 pound rainbow. A valid license and trout stamp are required.
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Une Little Red River
Rainbow
Age Co
Lobo Landing
Little Red
Beautiful Name
Senstad Mins
Two Killed In Arkansas Auto Pedestrian Incidents
In separate crashes, Harold Graham 55 of Black Oak was struck on Arkansas 135 near Rivervale and a young girl died after stepping into U.S. 6. Police said the incidents occurred in Craighead and Poinsett counties, raising the year’s traffic toll to 499 compared with 433 a year ago.
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Trumann
Ark
Harold Graham
Black Oak
Craighead County
Arkansas
Rivervale
Poinsett County
Damascus
Carroll Ward
U.S. 6
Tea for Two Breaks Expected Record at Local Café
A small-town café hosts a tea fr y event inviting residents to sample blends and chat with organizers. Proceeds support community literacy programs and feature a donation box for local schools.
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Adijusic
Simolin
Little Red River
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Olarks
Une Biles Halom
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Springs
Ramee
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U.S. Corps
Federal Fish Hatchery S
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