New Food Sources From Underused Crops Worldwide
Cromley argues that expanding agricultural research into tropical regions and reviving overlooked crops could stabilize energy and economies. He highlights quinoa, a wild Australian grain, a protein-rich Central American grain, a seawater tolerant grass, a Peruvian parsnip, high-yield taro varieties, and a durable melonlike vegetable as promising future crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cromley
Washington
United States
Tropics
National Academy of Sciences
Andes
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
IRS Harassment Drives Salt Lake Resister to Prison
Karl Bray, a libertarian tax protester from Salt Lake City, faced intense IRS pressure after inviting a militant tax resister on his 1971 radio show. Authorities monitored him, tapped his phone, and attempted to isolate him socially while he urged rallies and tax revolt, ultimately leading to his incarceration.
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Tom Tiede
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Karl Bray
Salt Lake City
Utah
Terminal Island Federal Penitentiary
San Pedro
Cal
Bray
Marvin Conley
Conley
Suschiet
Karl
Tiede Column: Cheat The IRS and Question Authority
The piece profiles Karl Bray, a dealer in precious metals, detailing police harassment and a six month sentence for illegal possession of an IRS document along with tax evasion counts. It argues tax collection is necessary but condemns enforcement excess and notes broad tax cheating exists without prosecutions. It links to Watergate lessons and warns against government abuse.
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Bray
IRS
Karl Bray
Watergate
Ocean floor minerals spur secret US protection push
Washington lawmakers weigh military protection for four U.S. mining consortiums to explore seabed deposits valued at trillions in nickel manganese copper cobalt and 26 other ores. The 77 nations push UN control to block U.S. mining, risking a clash over sovereignty, oil cartel parallels, and a possible gunboat response if blocked.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
U.S
United States
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
House Oceanography
John Murphy
D-N.y
Murphy
United Nations
Geneva
U.N
New York City
Jamaica
International Bauxite Producers Organization
Group of 77
State Department
National Security Council
Gary Studds
D-Mass
Iceland
Malta
Maldives
Algeria
Brazil
India
Peru
Zaire
Zambia
California
Ocean
Lockheed
Tenneco
Union Mindere
Attila the Hun
United Feature Syndicate
Labor clash at Philadelphia Inquirer raises free press issue
Victor Riesel analyzes a Philadelphia strike where building trades blockaded a newspaper loading dock and assaulted staff, spotlighting whether editorial content should be governed by unions or courts. He cites Tony Mulligan arson cases, Pete Brennan charges, and rising non union contracting as wider tensions in the industry.
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Victor Riesel
New York
Husky
Gung-Ho Building and Construction Trades Unions
Philadelphia Inquirer
Socrates
Tommy Magrann
Philadelphia Building and Construction Trades Council
Afl-Cio
Npmapaper
Leon Altemose
Construction Council
Tony Mulligan
Colorado Building and Construction Trades Council
Mahouts
Local 675
Florida
U.S
Peter Brennan
New York City Building Trades Council
Council
Pete Brennan
Construction Craft Pay Rises Signal May Contract Talks
Labor unions set wage hikes for May first across trades. Philadelphia roofers rise from 12.77 to near 14 per hour, carpenters to 13.40, ironworkers to 12.68, electricians to 12.26, with hundreds of contracts expiring April through June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Northwest
Tommy Magrann
Thomas Magrann
Democratic Campaign Committee
Peter Zenger
Brother Magrann
God and Politics Meet in an Uneasy Dialogue
A transcript features Gabriel and a Liberal View panel discussing God, prayer breakfasts, and political influence. They note presidents invoke religion, God’s nonpartisan stance, and the public’s blame when outcomes falter. The dialogue touches Carter Ford Nixon and rising economist figures from The Conference Board.
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God
Gabriel
Nixon
White House
Nev
Court OKs six mill tax for South Mahoning roads
Ulster date March 30 1928. The court authorized South Mahoning Township to levy an additional six mills for road purposes, ending a likely protracted conflict over road funding and paving duties.
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South Mahoning Township
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