Farm program delayed by hurdles and OMB resistance
An interview cites multiple hurdles delaying the new farm law, not only feed grains. Officials note the act shifts payments toward cash prices and includes a get aside plan requiring cropland set asides, with total federal spending near 3.8 billion annually and rapid information rollout planned for 1971 programs.
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Frick
Agriculture Department
Dreadful Dicks Dilemmae and Farm Policy Friction
An old note blends a tale of Dreadful Dick with a discussion on winter wheat and spring crops for 1971. Farmers plan corn, oats, barley, sorghum, soybeans, and cotton while winter wheat sits in ground ahead of a new farm bill. The piece notes government delay and tension between USDA and OMB over 1971 regulations.
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Congress
Agriculture Department
OMB
Nixon
USDA
Department
St Marys New Hospital Impresses Visitors On Opening
The St Marys Catholic sisters oversee a grand new hospital as Bishop DeFalco and Texas Tech figures join Sunday's dedication. The 150000 square foot facility plans 250 beds with two extra floors, a heliport, restaurant-like dining, 17 departments, and modern staff spaces funded by Hill Burton grants and a major fund drive totaling about 1.5 million dollars.
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Catholic Sisters
Lawrence M. DeFalco
Amarillo
John A. Buesseler
Texas Tech University School of Medicine
Frank Junell
San Angelo
Texas Tech Board of Regents
Liser Maureen
Martin L. Dalton
Hill-Burton
National Mental Health
H. A. Padgett Jr
John Hughes
J. T. Talkington
W.T. Battin
Charles Jones
Weldon Gibbs
Charles Verner
E. J. Urbanowsky
Bob Brummal
S. C. Arnett Jr
Police ambush kills five officers near TECPAN coast
In TECPAN, Mexico, five policemen were ambushed and shot dead while searching for a suspected marijuana field along a jungle road 62 miles north of Acapulco. Abel Berrueto, the sole survivor, was critically wounded and described machine gun fire that overwhelmed their rifles.
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Mexico
UPI
Pacific Coast
Acapulco
Abel Berrueto
Railroads Face Tax Fight Over Interstate Property Assessments
Nader opposes a federal bill to curb state and local taxes on transportation property. Supporters say three year adjustment preserves state taxing power while ensuring equal treatment for railroads and other carriers. Opponents warn of federal overreach and higher costs for consumers and small businesses.
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Thomas M. Goodfellow
Association of American Railroads
House Commerce Committee
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Trial Of South Texas Vote Fraud Case Opens
Jury selection begins in Brownsville in the May 2 primary vote fraud case charging 22 Starr County residents including six county officials. Prosecutors allege a conspiracy to dilute the ballot by 224 illegal votes amid a record absentee tally of 1 203 voters. The indictment names Sheriff Rene Solis and other officials with defense led by Sen. Jim Bates. Judge Reynaldo Garza presides. trial could run two to six weeks.
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Brownsville
U.S
Starr County
Border County
Rene Solis
Solis
Houston
Laredo
Jim Bates
Edinburg
Reynaldo Garza
Guinea Cleans Up After November Invasion
Radio Conakry says Guinea forces continue operation in Conakry against remnants of the November 22 invasion. The communique of the Guinean Democratic party claims the majority of the invasion force is wiped out.
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Bamako
Mali
Radio
Lawmaker hints at mixed drinks permits and local votes
Christie chairs the committee on a mixed drinks bill for 1971. He envisions a separate permit with higher fees and stricter rules for cocktail lounges. He favors letting voters decide through local option elections on whether restaurants with food sales only may serve mixed drinks or allow alcohol in cocktail lounges without food requirements.
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Christie
Texas
Gunfire Targets U N Observation Post Across Golan Line
Gunfire from the Syrian side of the Golan Heights cease-fire line struck a United Nations observation post near Tiberias. No casualties were reported. Israeli forces returned fire.
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Tiberias
Israel
Golan Heights
United Nations
Childbirth Courses Using PavlovLamaze Method
Prospective parents and interested couples are invited to attend weekly instruction on the Pavlov Lamaze method beginning Thursday at 8 30 p m. Mrs Carl Tipton hosts at 3108 Aberdeen Ave with a special fathers class and a birth film Ac couchement sans Douleur. Contact Mrs Tipton or other organizers for details.
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Carl Tipton
Aberdeen Ave
Freed Diplomat Reunites With Family After Hostage Ordeal
British diplomat James R. Cross and his wife Barbara and daughter Susan spent a quiet weekend at Sir Alec Douglas-Home’s country retreat Dorney Wood House near London after a two month hostage ordeal with Quebec extremists. The Foreign Office said Cross may take time off and will discuss future diplomatic plans soon. he previously served as Britain's trade commissioner in Montreal.
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James R. Cross
Quebec
Alec Douglas- Home
Cross
Barbara
Susan
Dorney Wood House
Douglas-Home
Alec
East Anglia
Foreign Office
Britain
Montreal
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