Farmers Union calls for probe into Russian wheat impact
Tony DeChant of the Farmers Union and Carol Foreman of the Consumer Federation urged UPI a nationwide inquiry into food processors and sellers over alleged links between Russian wheat and rising prices. They warned food costs may climb and pressed for a national food policy and parity guarantees for farmers.
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Fed Chief Warns Grain Sales to Russia May Lift Prices
The Federal Reserve chairman warned that grain sales to Russia could lift food prices and slow the economic recovery. He said inflation remains a serious problem and that oil price controls and tax changes could raise gasoline by about 2.5 cents per gallon. The interview touched on supply and demand dynamics, noting a trend toward higher prices from both business and labor sectors.
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Politicians Paid Over 100 Million in Corporate Legalities
A Sunday survey shows thirty six corporations paid more than 100 million to foreign and domestic politicians and agents. Exxon led with at least 46 million in legal payments for Italian officials, with Northrop Lockheed Gulf and Ashland also reporting large sums.
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NOW decries government cover up in Silkwood case protests
The National Organization for Women accuses the government of an official cover-up in the 1974 Karen Silkwood death at Kerr McGee. NOW marks the sixteenth anniversary of female suffrage with nationwide rallies, candlelight marches, and a petition drive demanding a full investigation by the Justice Department.
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Bank Protection Fails As NYC Default Threat Looms
Fed board chair Burns warned the federal response would rescue banks saddled with municipal securities if New York City defaulted. He noted no policy change and continued refusal to back city bonds, despite past crises like the Penn Central and Franklin National Bank insolvencies.
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Tral Railroad
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Municipal Assistance Corp
Shoes Leave Students Wary After Classroom Incident
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a school incident involving shoes and a hurt student. Names and places are unreadable, but the fragment implies a late classification context with possible injury during class.
Thieves Target Kentfield Gliders In Odd Theft Case
In Kentfield two experimental gliders were stolen from a store. Gary Koebler warns the thieves may face serious consequences if their actions lead to harm, describing risky flights from a small hill and a potential brutal retaliation.
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Indira Gandhi and Constitutional Limits on Emergency Rule
Indira Gandhi acknowledged Parliament's supremacy and the Supreme Court's power in deciding emergency actions. She declined to set a public date for lifting the state of emergency while noting the need to restore normal activity gradually and within democratic norms.
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Apollo era astronauts endure hospital care after fumes exposure
Donald Slayton, Deke Slayton, and Vance Brandh recovered at Tripler Army Medical Center in Honolulu after poisonous rocket propellant fumes during the final Apollo return. Slayton’s chest x ray revealed a small lesion in the lower left lung, deemed removable with likely no future problems if cancer is confirmed.
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Valeri Kubasov
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Tripler Army Medical Center
Honolulu
Mom Arrested After Sons Shot in Tucson
Florida woman Boon Home Woods, 27, was arrested after her two young sons were shot. Danny Callaway, 4, was shot in the neck and Eugene, 7, in the face. both children had surgery and were in intensive care at Tucson Medical Center. The deputies noted the mother was divorced from the boys’ father, who had custody.
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