Grain reserve program may extend wheat stock draw
Agriculture Secretary Bergland plans to announce an extended reseal program that could bring in about 300 million bushels of wheat, roughly 14 percent of the 2.1 billion bushel record crop, under a voluntary three year contract with USD A. The plan offers a $2.25 per bushel loan plus storage incentives, with price triggers to withdraw incentives or call in loans. Rice could join. price supports and loan terms for 1977 cereals are not raised.
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Brian B. King
Washington
Bob S. Bergland
Bergland
USDA
Ammount
Carter
Broken Bow
Okla
Lukiata
Oklahoma
Leopard Carter Fish
Army Engineers
Little River Basin
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Srvice
Glover Creek
Little River
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer and Cryptoquip clues
A filled crossword puzzle header lists clues from 18 to 53 with themes and a Cryptoquip note. It mentions a solution time and several cryptic lines, including a 1977 King Features Syndicate note and a primer on the cipher. It also notes lion pounds and production figures affecting planting restrictions.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Tattooed ad by worker highlights quirky news items
A Phoenix salesman tattooed his employer's business and city on his back as thanks. The collection of light pieces covers birthday odds in Greenville, a bus wedding in Cincinnati, a Dallas porn service, and a closing Chinese laundry in Baltimore.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Marty VanNostran
VanNostran
Ron
Sherrill
R & R Cycle and Salvage
van Nostran
R & R Cycle
Greenville
Joneses
Jones
Tommy
Danny
David
Maureen
Cincinnati
Ruth Henderson
Roy Young
Roy
Young
Ruth
Baltimore
Samuel Logan
Church of St. Paul the Apostle
Keir Helberg
Wah Sing Chinese Laundry
Chin Wai Lam
Yon Lai
Oklahoma Traffic Deaths Rise as Two Crashes Claim Lives
An Oklahoma City man died when his car overturned on Oklahoma 152 in Oklahoma County. In Tulsa a 13 day old infant died from injuries after a Saturday night collision near Nowata. The 1977 traffic fatality count rose to 147.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma 152
Oklahoma County
Tulsa
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Bruce Wayne Claunch
Oklahoma
Steven M. Farless
Nowata
U.S. 169
Kathy Ann Farless
Farless
Betty Ebbs
Omaha
Neb
Kathy Farless
Government vows quick action to restore Indian democracy
Acting President B D Jatti told Parliament the new Morarji Desai regime will restore civil rights, rule of law, and press freedom. The address criticized Indira Gandhi and Sanjay Gandhi's emergency rule, pledging repeal of key emergency laws and a voluntary family planning policy amid a factional cabinet balance.
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New Delhi
India
Morarji Desai
B.D. Jatti
Desai
Indira Gandhi
Sanjay
Jatti
Congress Party
Dev Kant Borooah
Jayaprakash Narayan
Jagjivan Ram
Defense
George Fernandes
H. N. Bahuguna
Ram
Raj Narain
Sanjay Gandhi
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Agriculture Department
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Eugene Sheffer
Wallace
Vain
Stannum
Pismire
Montana
City
Maine
Ireland
Peter Or
Ivan
Almiva
Cryptoquip
Nylbheb
Mary Jones
Carnegie- Mellon University
Thomas
Greenville Hospital
U.S. Army
Korea
Dallas
Stan Channell
City Attorney’s Office
Channell
Logan
Manchester
England
Mayo Hotel
C. E. Bunkley
William R. Cloud
Cloud
D. A. Johnson
Virgie DeWitt
Citizen’s Committee
Brunton
Neil A. McCaleb
R-Edmond
Jan Eric Cartwright
Cartwright
Larry Derryberry
New India
Antagon
Chiropiac
W. Gore Bird
Lawton
DIAL
Raulston Furniture
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