State wheat crop third largest despite hazards
Kansas farmers wrapped up harvests showing a projected 322 million bushels for 1976, the third largest on record despite drought, freeze, insects, and hail. Officials and growers differed on forecasts through the season, with final estimates due after a August meeting.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas
Earl Hayes
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Moe Johnson
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Hayes
Wheat Growers’ Association
Crop Service
Blooming Sansevieria Defies Time In Fort Worth
Mrs. Evelyn John of 2632 Ridge Ct recalls a 25 year wait for her Sansevieria to bloom, a rare 20 year cycle finally realized in Fort Worth Texas after a move and advice from a local florist. Fraser arrives in Washington for talks with Ford and Kissinger after Olympic stop in Montreal with Trudeau.
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Sansevieria
Evelyn John
Ridge Ct
Washington
Malcolm Fraser
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Fraser
Andrews Air Force Base
Montreal
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
Viking 1 fixes arm for Mars soil test this week
Viking 1 scientists unjammed the sampling arm pin and plan a Wednesday analysis of 50 cubic centimeters of Martian soil. The seismometer remains inactive, and officials foresee strong hopes for proof of life as nitrogen detected earlier boosts prospects. In Los Angeles Patricia Hearst faces a court date shift for her trial on assault robbery and kidnapping charges as her psychiatric evaluation continues.
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Pasadena
Calif
Viking 1
Marsman
Mars
Viking
James Martin
Sandy
Martin
Los Angeles
Patricia Hearst
San Francisco
U.S. District Court
William Orrick
Metropolitan Correctional Center
San Diego
Miss Hearst
William
Emily Harris
Superior Court
Mark Brandler
Harris
William Rizzi
Mondale Branded A Liberal In Vice Presidential Pick
Washington AP reports Republican leaders labeled Walter Mondale a liberal tied to big government after naming him as Democratic vice president nominee. Mondale dismissed the charge, calling himself united and progressive with Carter, while GOP factions prepared ratings-based ammunition from groups like Americans for Democratic Action COPE and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to frame the campaign.
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Washington
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Congress
Americans For Democratic Action
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Organized Labor
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Humphrey
National Farmers Union
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Tragic porch shooting kills 7 year old in Baltimore incident
Nine year old Marie Barcroft recalls a fatal afternoon when a 3 year old drew a .357 pistol and killed her friend Jeffrey Krausch. Police say the weapon was taken from a visiting father. no charges will be filed.
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Baltimore
Marie Barcroft
Jeffrey
Jeffrey Krausch
South Baltimore General Hospital
Marie
George Barcroft
Krausch
Barcroft
Jeff
Union lobby project advances at Kansas Union
The Kansas Union lobby renovation is slated for completion by Sept 7 at KU. Frank Burge told the KU Memorial Corporation Board that the main entrance will open that day, then close later for a canopy and material grounding due to a St. Louis labor dispute.
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Kansas Union
Kansas University
Frank Burge
KU Memorial Corporation Board of Directors
St. Louis
Baker University posts 2.3 million gift year for 1975 76
Baker University reports 2.3 million in gifts grants and pledges for 1975 76 an increase of over 1 million from the prior year and the highest total in the school's history Endowment rose nearly 10 percent to 600 000 as alumnae and foundations backed new programs and an endowed chair in business and finance Booster drives funded Mulvane Science Hall and Parmenter Hall restorations with alumni calls and telethons contributing to the fund raising effort Enrollment rose 19.6 percent while fall applications ahead 10 percent of last year.
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Baldwin
Baker University
Baker
Jerald C. Walker
Kansas
Walker
Grant Thomas
Thomas
Mulvane Science Hall
Parmenter Hall
Washington Univerity
St. Louis
Murray Blackwelder
Blackwelder
Baker Board of Trustees
Cecil Miller
Prairie Village
Miller
John Arnold
Winona
Minn
Americans to Fly Out of Saigon as Evacuation Organized
A United Nations spokesman said 29 Americans and 12 Vietnamese dependents will be evacuated from Saigon to Bangkok next Sunday. About 80 Filipinos from the former South Vietnamese capital are also being organized for departure, with a date not yet fixed. Earlier, a group of Americans and their dependents was stopped on a technicality while boarding a flight on July 9.
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Johnson
Hayes
Saigon
Bangkok
Thailand
United Nations
U.N. High Commissioner For Refugees
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Marion Springer
Lawrence
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