Russia trims grain imports after bumper harvest
The Agriculture Department said the Soviet Union reduced grain imports to 3.1 million metric tons in July to September 1975, about one third of the prior year's first-quarter purchases, as a record harvest neared. Officials noted U.S. shipments accounted for 58 percent of last year’s imports, with Canada and others following.
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Churchill Heiress Sued Over Unwritten Autobiography
Henry Regnery Co. sues actress Sarah Churchill daughter of Sir Winston Churchill in Chicago federal court for breach of contract over a 15000 dollar advance for an autobiography with coauthor Charles Hamblett who died soon after signing. The firm says the contract was voided by Hamblett's death and Churchill kept the funds despite submitting a disputed chapter.
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KU construction on schedule despite cold weather delays
Kansas University building projects progress on schedule says Max Lucas director of facilities planning. The Law School build faced October panel rejections but new quality panels are in place and roof work can begin. Visual arts building is ahead, Spencer Museum exterior nearly complete, and interior work will follow once roofs finish.
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Accident Deed Error Traps Church to Private Owner
Ottumwa Iowa 27 year old Steve Welker city editor of the Ottumwa Courier says the Trinity Episcopal Church congregation can still attend services though the church is now his private property A clerical deed error gave him title to the church next door and a vacant lot yielding potential income while he only intended to buy a home in Ottumwa. Gov Robert F Bennett resumes his Kansas city listening tour meeting business leaders and the public at a noon luncheon in Great Bend before a Salina town hall session and more stops across the state.
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