Climate changes threaten global wheat and food security
Washington AP reports catastrophic climate change will trigger repeated famines: India faces widespread starvation, China risks major famines every five years, and Russia could lose a key wheat growing region.
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Reid A. Bryson
University of Wisconsin
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Wes Blosser longtime Hocking welfare aide dies at 64
Carl E. Doc Blosser 64 of 640 N Wood St died at 11 15 p m Friday at Hocking Valley Community Hospital after a two month illness. Born December 15 1911 in Union Furnace he was survived by his wife Jane Leach Blosser a stepson David Leach four grandchildren and three cousins. Funeral 2 PM Tuesday Leonard Lyke Funeral Home with Rev R W Faulkner officiating. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Masonic services 7 30 PM Monday at the funeral home. Friends may call Sunday Monday.
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Doc) Blosser
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Order of the Eastern Star
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David Leach
Leonard-Lyke
R. W. Faulkner
Oak Grove
Air Fare Hikes Approved by CAB Across Domestic Routes
The Civil Aeronautics Board allows a 2 percent rise in all domestic air fares for two weeks and up to 10 percent on first class and promotional fares on North Atlantic routes to Europe. Concorde fares rise 20 percent over subsonic levels with Washington London and Washington Paris trips costing about 801 and 827 dollars this summer.
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Jackson signals end of active presidential bid
Five years into his campaign for the Democratic nomination Senator Henry M. Jackson appears to concede he will not win. Sources say Jackson is ending his active candidacy and plans to return to Washington state where aides prepared for his departure.
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Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Washington
Washington State
Neale Chaney
Wiretaps Yield Mostly Innocent Talks in 1975
Federal and state investigators obtained 701 warrants for taps and bugs in 1975, installed in 676 cases, a 4 percent drop from the prior year. Hearings reveal most monitored conversations were harmless, per the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts.
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Administrative Office of
U.S
Medicaid funding bill aims to pause service cuts
State Representative Claire Ball co sponsors a bill to shift 20 million dollars from ADC to Medicaid as a temporary fix. The plan relies on reducing ADC payments to ineligible recipients and overpayments while the governor delays cuts from May 1 to May 15. Ball says the move buys time for long term solutions and notes separate reforms on hospital charges and possible small patient fees.
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Claire
Buzz) Ball
Athens
Ball
Welfare Department
Weather outlook for Hocking Valley turns cool and damp
Cloudy skies and light rain moved into the Hocking Valley overnight. Temperatures fell to the low 40s, with more rain expected tonight and Sunday. Daytime highs near mid 60s, nights in the low 40s, then cooler Monday followed by a slight warming Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Hocking Valley
Dietrich begins probate over Hughes will in Nevada
Noah Dietrich filed a probate petition in Nevada on behalf of the late Howard Hughes as executor candidate. Experts say the disputed will may not settle for generations while questions about authenticity and potential beneficiaries persist.
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Nev
Howard Hughes
Noah Dietrich
Hughes
Dietrich
Howard Robard Hughes
Harold Rhoden
Nevada
Henry Silver
Los Angeles
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