Soviet Trawlers Detained Near Victoria for Fishing Violation
Canada detained two Soviet fishing trawlers Drushba and Ugolnyi at Ogden Point near Victoria for suspected violations of the 200 mile fishing limit. Officials say the ships were licensed to fish in the new zone but not in the La Perouse Banks area west of Vancouver Island. Masters will be interviewed and possible charges filed. The vessels, about 250 feet long with around 60 crew, were spotted five miles inside the restricted area.
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Scotland Yard hunts suspects in missionary kidnapping case
Scotland Yard seeks on the loose Joyce McInney and Keith May in connection with the abduction of Kirk Anderson a 21 year old Mormon missionary from Provo Utah who was kept handcuffed and shackled for three days. Anderson described a car taked me and a house where he was held with no serious harm. Police say the two suspects may have left the country but doubt it.
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UPI
Scotland Yard
Kirk Anderson
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FBI
Joyce McInney
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Keith Joseph May
Los Angeles
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Bill Hucklesby
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Hucklesby
California farms mostly family owned with high sales
A UPI report summarizes 1974 census data showing more than half of California farms are owned by families or partnerships and earn over 500000 annually from crops. About 13 percent earn under 100000, 60 percent from the top 3000 farms, and 20 percent of land is corporate owned. Average farm size rose to 493 acres, with equipment valued around 215000 and fleets of two cars, eight trucks and ten tractors.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
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