Blight Damage To U S Corn Thought Slight
Plant pathologists in 11 Corn Belt states report southern corn leaf blight has caused light to moderate damage to this year’s crop. Experts caution hot humid weather could speed spread, while weather and corn borers pose greater threats. overall 1971 crop expected at a record 5.34 billion bushels.
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Associated Press
Corn
Agriculture Department
Nebraska
Gil Cook
University of Nebraska
Department of Plant Pathology
Missouri River
Roger Sutherland
Iowa Livestock and Crop Reporting Service
Iowa
Kansas
Group Opposes Henry Jackson as 1972 Ticket Pick
Allard Lowenstein leader of Americans for Democratic Action warned the Democratic Party would commit death by its own action if Henry M. Jackson is on the 1972 ticket. He cited past and current Vietnam policies and urged young voters to block his nomination. He also taunted Hubert Humphrey, urging delegation gains and challenging nominations.
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Washington
Allard K. Lowenstein
Americans For Democratic Action
Democratic Party
Henry M. Jackson
Lowenstein
Jackson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Hubert Humphrey
Henry Jackson
Ruling Saturday Expected on Kansas City Opera Case
Judge John W. Oliver will rule Saturday on a temporary restraining order to stop the Kansas City orchestra from performing Jesus Christ Superstar Aug. 19 to 22. A special hearing is set in U.S. District Court over a copyright dispute. Copyright holders seek a permanent injunction and damages for the May 15 unauthorized performance plus profits.
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Kansas City
John W. Oliver
U.S
Kansas State Fund Shortage Revealed in Audit
A routine audit shows a $24 000 apparent shortage in Kansas State University student loan fund accounts. University officials will not comment until a full investigation is completed. The shortage may be covered by a surety bond if one exists.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Daniel D. Beatty
Kansas State
Beatty
Eisenhower silver dollar to be most profitable coin sold
The government aims to earn over 100 million from selling Eisenhower silver dollars to collectors, with about 150 million coins released at two price points. Mary T. Brooks of the Mint says profits go to the Treasury, while noting no exact figure is available.
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Washington
U.S
Mary T. Brooks
Mint
Treasury
United States
Brooks
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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