Soviet Wheat Sales Tallied in 1972 73 US Exports
An Agriculture Department expert says Russia received directly about 345 million bushels of U S wheat last year, not including deliveries to other Soviet bloc nations. The figure, part of a Foreign Agriculture review, supports the widely cited 440 million bushels total Russia bought for 1972 73.
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Agriculture Department
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U.S
Soviet Union
Dewain H. Rahe
Economic Research Service
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Rahe
Europe
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Commerce Department
Peoples Republic of China
China
Greece set for major democratic reforms after coup
President George Papadopoulos pledged to restore parliamentary rule in Greece next year with a new framework. He lifted martial law, freed political prisoners including Alexander Panagoulis, and announced a constitutional court to legalize parties ahead of elections, while restricting old political figures. He will appoint 20 of 200 deputies.
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Constitutional Court
Kennedy Kin Pleads Innocent in Nantucket Drive Trial
Joseph P. Kennedy III pleaded innocent in Nantucket District Court to a negligent driving charge after an accident that injured seven people, including Pamela Kelly who was left partially paralyzed. Sen. Edward Kennedy and Ethel Kennedy watched from the courtroom.
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Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Ethel
Robert F. Kennedy
Mooney
Pamela Kelly
Centerville
Miss Kelly
Cape Cod Hospital
Hyannis
Wayne R. Holmes
Drilling for Gas Increases Sharply
Tulsa based Oil and Gas Journal reports a surge in gas drilling as higher prices shift focus from oil. First half completions reach 2 725 gas wells, up 29.3 percent from last year while oil completions fall 19.8 percent and overall drilling declines 7.2 percent.
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Tulsa
Okla
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Trade Magazine
The
Journal
Lutherans suspend Concordia Seminary president
The Concordia Seminary board voted to suspend President The Rev. Dr. John H. Tietjen amid liberal conservative clash over Bible interpretation and alleged heresy. He remains in office during procedure review. others may face suspensions.
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Synod
Church
Clayton
Concordia
Taxes and Revenue Sharing Funds impact on local tax levels
Public notice asks which manners by which Revenue Sharing Funds affect local tax levels. Check options including predict impact, reduced amount of state aid, and increase of a major tax to determine potential changes in your jurisdiction.
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