iGroup Challenges NFO Leadership in Des Moines
A grass roots movement within the National Farmers Organization seeks to oust long time president Oren Lee Staley and current leadership. About 50 delegates from at least five states plan a campaign to replace top officers, claiming 1/4 to 1/3 of the membership supports change. They aim to raise funds, sell lapel buttons, and press for responsive leadership amid ongoing SEC litigation and slow trade amid the case.
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Des Moines
Iowa
National Farmers Organization
National Committee For ‘the Advancement of Nfo
Inca-Nfo
Oren Lee Staley
NFO
Nca-Nfo
Vernon Jansen
Lakeville
Minn
NFC
Jansen
Staley
John Fagan
Franklin
Tenn
D. OD. Sherrill
Columbia, Tenn
Fagan
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
Farm
There Are More Reports But Not Any More Sharks
Swimmers and surfers survive Jaws and seek fun again while some watchful beachgoers stay alert. Cabrillo lifeguard George Whitehead says shark talk is curiosity not fear as beach attendance gradually recovers after the film’s release.
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Dudley Lehew
Associated Press
George Whitehead
Cabrillo Beach
Calif
Whitehead
Dennis McCarbery
Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation
David Baldridge
Mote Marine Laboratory
Sarasota
Fla
Florida
Peter Benchley
Stonington, Conn
Ed Joyce
Division of Marine Resources
Florida Department of Natural Resources
Janice Ransom
Miami Beach
Suit Against NFO Is Settled in Kansas Case
A six-farmer suit against the National Farmers Organization filed February 21 seeking 25,415 dollars actual and 6.6 million in punitive damages was dismissed with prejudice after an out of court settlement. Plaintiffs allege they sold 6,500 bushels of wheat through the NFO and were unpaid under contracts. Each plaintiff was reportedly paid in full, and court costs are to be paid by the defendants.
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Junction City
Kan
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Geary County
Harold Boller
Keith F. Devenney
Michael Morgan
Marvin Poland
Indira's Bills Strip Courts of Power
New Delhi India AP Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's government pushed sweeping constitutional amendments curtailing court review of emergency decrees and arrests. The measures pass 336 0 amid laughter and move to the upper house, centralizing powers and shielding Gandhi from a Supreme Court ruling. The changes bar cases against arrests under the June 26 emergency and make retroactive changes to the electoral code, expanding detention and review limits.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Supreme Court
Mrs. Gandhi
Gandhi
H.R. Gokhale
Congress Party
Ford Interview Taped For PBS
President Ford will spend an hour tonight discussing his first year in office in a PBS interview. He will be questioned by Paul Duke and Martin Agronsky in a program taped in the morning and shown at 8 p.m. EDT. The President will complete his first year in office on Saturday.
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Washington
Ford
Public Broadcasting Service
Paul Duke
Martin Agronsky
Miss Murphy Enrolls At Northeast Missouri State University
Miss Jacque Murphy of north of Mexico recently took part in a freshman summer pre-enrollment program at Northeast Missouri State University in Kirksville. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy.
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Jacque Murphy
North of Mexico
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
Miss Murphy
James Murphy
Aspin challenges NSA foreign call monitoring practice
Rep. Les Aspin accuses the NSA of illegally eavesdropping on Americans via monitoring of foreign telephone calls. He cites Colby testimony that some American calls are intercepted incidentally but asserts the system cannot separate U.S. from foreign traffic. Aspin plans a committee vote on handing data to the Justice Department for possible prosecution.
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Washington
Central’ Intelligence
William E. Colby
Les Aspin
U.S
National Security Agency
Wisconsin Democrat
Colby
House Intelligence Committee
NSA
United States
Aspin
Justice Department
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Willis Rowell
Robert J. Kessler
Leo Dickey
Caledonia
Bob Thomas
Collinsville
Okla
Grace Bowling Green
Pike County
Tinsley Traynor
Eastern District
Southampton
N.Y
Indira
Rod Steiger
W.C. Fields
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