Nomads Suffer In Long Drought
In Marandet Niger Tuareg nomads 4000 to 5000 strong flee drought worst in six decades. Planes from Agadez deliver grain 1.5 tons per flight while Belgian army trucks aid remote posts. Malnutrition rises though no mass deaths yet. refugees abandon nomadic life for camp life.
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Niger
Europe
Sahara
DC3
Agadez
Belgium
Morocco
Marander
Chad
Mali
Upper Volta
Mauritania
Senegal
Grain program aims to lift corn sorghum and barley output
Washington officials announced a 1974 feed grains program with a target price plan to lift output by at least six percent. The 89 million acre allotment for corn sorghum and barley under the new law supports potential record corn yields of about 6 billion bushels if high prices persist into 1974.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Department
Congress
ASCS
Egypt Libyan merger plan outlined to draft new constitution
Cairo reports Sadat and Khadafy agreed on a process to form a 100 member constituent assembly from Egypt and Libyan Revolutionary Committee to draft a constitution for a proposed united state. The assembly will nominate a president, with Khadafy signaling he may step aside for Sadat, and a referendum will follow without a timetable for completion.
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Cairo
Arab Unity
Anwar Sadat
Muammar Khadafy
Sadat
Khadafy
Egypt
Libyan Popular Revolutionary Committee
Constituent Assembly
Constitutional Assembly
Paper shortages threaten Japan’s major dailies
Drought pollution and a pulp shortage shrink newsprint output in Japan. Kizo Fujii, buying for the Asahi Shimbun’s six million circulation, says stockpiles will be 50 percent lower this month, with October production just meeting demand and no surplus.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kizo Fujii
Asahi Shimbun
Spears Named Acting Food Service Director at Kansas Union
Billy E Spears is appointed acting food service director of the Kansas Union by director Frank Burge. He has served since 1956 as production manager of the food service department and is a graduate of Oklahoma State University Food Service Technical School. Spears succeeds Dwayne Hall who died last week.
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Billy E. Spears
Food Service
The
Kansas Union
Frank Burge
Spears
Union
Food Service Department
Oklahoma State University Food Service Technical School
Dwayne Hall
General Building Repairs and Basement Waterproofing
Mobile home services offering estimates for basement waterproofing and general building repairs. Contact 842-7021 for pricing and scheduling.
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Mobile Home Services
K State students arrested in Moore Hall dorm
Three Kansas State University students pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana. Christopher F. Pertsch 18 Robert M. Borgren 20 and Marc Randell Miller 19 were arrested at 1220 a.m. by campus police for smoking marijuana in a Moore Hall dorm room. They were fined 100 and sentenced to 90 days in jail.
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Kansas State University
Christopher F. Pertsch
Robert M. Borgren
Marc Randell Miller
Moore Hall
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