Butz Unwraps Feed Grain Program Data
The article details the 1974 feed grain program, noting anticipated acreage 89 million and production forecasts for corn, sorghum, and barley. It discusses cabinet views on export controls, price targets as income floors, and the impact on farmers and credits the Amarillo and Fort Worth regions with expert input. It also touches on wheat soybean and corn export importance for foreign exchange and domestic supply.
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Tsorghum
Producer Association
Buzz
Amarillo
Texas and Soul
Ition
Fort Worth
CSPA
Cent Lncal
Bul
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Butz
Egypt and Libya move toward closer union
Cairo reports President Sadat and Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy agreed on a gradual merger forming a 10 member assembly to draft a permanent constitution for submission to a national vote. The plan envisages a phased federation starting with a union of neighboring states.
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Ans
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War Sadat
Egypt
Pew Nation l
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Sadat
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Khadaty
Libya
Alternatives Eyed In Airport Project Details Strain Budgets
City officials and engineers discuss potential alternatives for the airport terminal project and related works. Concerns focus on funding sources, with fears of losing federal funds if local money is diverted, while contractors propose unchanged scope and visible features remain limited.
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Lubbock
Marvin Cof
Welarea
Hall
Jin Aircraft
Miller
Angela Borer
Joe Hall
Jack Wirtz
Len Tr Tin’ Hiecallernathinita
Ro Boe
Accident Kills Clovis Resident
Jom Alltel Lee, 68, of Clovis, died after a pickup tractor trailer collision on U S 84 near the east city limits, initial reports said. Lee was dead on arrival at Memorial Hospital about 5:30 a m Wednesday after the crash involving a truck driven by James C Newsman, 46, of Warren Ark. The truck carried 70 000 pounds of lemims. Services for Lee were pending.
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Memorial Hospital
U.S. ‘84
Lee
James C. Newsman
Warren
Ark
Steed-Todd
Higher Costs Hit School Lunch Programs Across Districts
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg school system in North Carolina reports a two percent rise in lunch costs with prices moving from 35 to 45 cents in elementary schools and 40 to 50 cents in secondary schools. Officials cite difficulties securing bread and meats, prompting use of a Mecklendorfer substitute and more dried beans and peanut butter as meals resume. Missouri and Kansas districts note similar cost pressures and menu planning challenges for student nutrition.
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Ted McChoud
Tur
Seles
Charlotte- Mecklenburg
North Carolona
Missouri Education Department
Kansas
Tone George
Food Services Division
Kansas Education Department
Quake Strikes City. Power Outages Continue
On the second day without electricity local outlets lack pumps as Red Cross volunteers form long lines at gas stations for hand pumping. Homes and possessions are wrecked and survivors like Maria Garcia, 43, search rubble amid dazed, uncertain lives.
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Brony Page
Red Cross
Maria Garcia
25 Die In Crash Of Military Plane Near Madrid
A U S Air Force C-141 or similar cargo jet carrying nine tons of cargo and families of airmen crashed near Madrid while approaching Torrejon base. Only one crew member survived, Lt. William J. Ray, who was hospitalized in stable condition with multiple injuries. investigators to determine cause.
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Air Force
Torrejon
William J. Ray
McGuire Air Force Base
Torrejon Base
Ray
Military Air Command
Athens
Greece
Tortejon Air Base
Haeva
Pastrana
Villa
Guadalajara
Ex-Spaceman Celebrates At Hereford
Former astronaut Mitchell, lunar module pilot on Apollo 4, speaks at Hereford about ESP and psychic phenomena, stressing science and religion must guide humanity. He argues space ventures require international cooperation to tackle pollution and overpopulation, recalling earth as a small yet pivotal planet.
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Dis- World
Orlando
Reilig
Mitchell
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Nous
Alan Shepard
Earth
United States
Mitch Cll
Cnsmos
Psychic theory haunts crash report and safety board findings
Washington AP source details reactions to a Delta Air Lines DC9 crash in fog at Logan Airport. The aviation safety board cites instrument problems and pilot error as factors while experts note radio and flight instrument issues. Mitchell, a noted psychic, comments on human limits and pre crash readings.
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Delta Air Lines
Boston
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4-Star International
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Safety Board
Wiliam Shatner
Kim, Novak
Henry Mancini
Mike
Northeast
Douglas
Phil Donahue
Jack Delia
Air. Lines
Avionic Paar
Mike Wallace
Mery
Rights Laws Force TYC To Free Youths
Texas Youth Council releases youths held under a 1-year rights law that took effect Monday. Former delinquents charged with crimes ranging from rape to murder are returning home as the law allows release once youths reach age 21 or on probation after serving time in facilities like Mountainview.
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Supreme Court
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Insout
Sam J. Ervin
DNC
Senate Watergate Committee
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Firuth
Nixon
Aude
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Arclvbald Cox
TYC
Tom Wells
Avalanche-Journal
Texas Youth Council
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Ihulou
Texas Atty
John
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Lubbock Dist Atty
Allen Griffin
Lan
Jimmy Ward
Griffin
Gatesville
Fot
Kiffin
Jonies
Lubbock
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