Bergland Warns Corn Surge May Create Market Pressure
Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland told a 400 person Iowa crowd that the 1977 corn harvest could be the largest in U S history but may create a marketing problem If grain storage and price supports are used the farm bill could help hold crops The remarks came during a Sen Dick Clark fundraiser in Council Bluffs and Bergland planned three days of Iowa travel to promote the bill with Carter undecided on signing the measure.
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Minn
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Jimmy Carter
Union fears rise as J P Stevens workers testify at hearing
Roanoke Rapids North Carolina AP workers at J P Stevens textile plants describe fears of being fired or blacklisted for union activity. Louise Bailey and Jerry Davis testified at a House labor subcommittee hearing on penalties for employers who violate labor laws amid ongoing NLRB citations and back pay disputes.
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Two Miles Of Hot Dogs Consumed At Scout Jamboree
Moraine State Park Pennsylvania hosts the ninth National Boy Scout Jamboree with a massive food stock to feed about 90,000 meals daily. Scouts prepare meals, some visitors add specialties, while weather challenges grills and fresh desserts.
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Orlando
Fla
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Manterville
Minn
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Hyman
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Western Electric Strike Predicted in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City a strike vote could occur Sunday at the Western Electric plant if about 150 local union demands remain unresolved. Local negotiations resumed, with tentative national labor deals already drafted for Western Electric and Bell Telephone.
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Western Electric
Bell Telephone
Jim Walls
Southwestern Bell
Communications Workers of America
St. Louis
Two Mannford men die in Creek County crash on OK 51
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol reports two Mannford residents died Monday afternoon when their vehicles collided on Oklahoma 51 near Mannford. James J. Huddleson, 56, drifted across the center line and hit Lawrence E. Trower, 80. The crash raises Oklahoma's traffic deaths to 494 this year.
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Mannford
Oklahoma 51
Creek County
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
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Lawrence E. Trower
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