U.S. Corn Crop Breaks Record Despite Weather
The Agriculture Department estimates 1975 U.S. corn harvest at nearly 5.8 billion bushels, a record with 24 percent more than 1974. Soybeans rose to 1.52 billion bushels, livestock production expected to rise, and food prices anticipated to ease modestly as reserves build for next year.
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U.S
Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Department
Arabs Split Over UN Resolution On Palestinian Rights
Arab delegates in the United Nations debate remain divided over a draft on Palestinian rights. Observers expect 14 votes in favor but US veto likely. Syrians push for a timetable and replacement of Geneva talks as the peace framework.
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N.Y
Security Council
United States
Study on Adolescent Prejudice Finds High Levels Across Grades
Berkeley AP report cites a 12 year study of 5000 students in three districts near New York City showing racial and religious prejudice is widespread among white non Jewish youths toward Black and Jewish peers. Glock attributes beliefs of genetic social differences and criticizes schools for neglecting prejudice education while noting private school growth reinforces isolation.
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Berkeley
Calif
Charles Y. Glock
Glock
University of California
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith
New York City
Hearst Hearing on Further Psychiatric Questioning Likely
A San Francisco judge planned to rule on forcing Patricia Hearst to undergo more questioning by Dr. Harry Kozol after a two day hearing. The ruling could affect defense strategy in Hearst bank robbery trial. Prosecutors warned the defense could be barred from calling its own psychiatric experts if Hearst refused the second interview.
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Patricia Hearst
U.S
Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hearst
Harry Kozol
Boston
F. Lee Bailey
Carter
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