Limit On Soybean Exports Eased By U S Action
Washington AP. Government export restrictions on wheat and soybeans are relaxed as large foreign orders cancel. Beginning today exporters may sell up to 100000 tons without Agriculture Department approval. Soviet Union canceled 100000 tons of wheat and China canceled over 600000 tons planned for delivery through September. Growers welcomed easing to aid prices though some say wheat still needs full removal from the approval system.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
China
Agriculture Department
Cook Industries Inc
Memphis, Tenn
United States
Farl J. Butz
Jerry Rees
National Association of Wheat Growers
Rees
Congress May Act To End Alien Jobs
Washington AP Congress weighs immigration bill to bar knowingly hiring illegal aliens. Rodino pushes quick action, cites crisis level illegal employment. Eastland hints softening stance amid agriculture industry backing. bill could remove up to 1 million workers and create 335,000 farm jobs.
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Washington
Congress
United States
House Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodino
Dn.j
Senate
James C. Eastland
Rodino
House
Eastland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Rodine
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Immigration Service
Clean Hands Aid In Escape From Space Needle Jump
AP reports two youths parachuted 520 feet from Seattle Space Needle. Carl Fast, station operator, told police he noted a blue van license number on his palm but washed it off before reporting, hindering the chase.
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Seattle
Carl Fast
Fast
Haig reimburses for liquor freight and car ride costs
Gen Haig has sent the U.S. Treasury a 91 dollar check to repay the government for transporting his liquor when he moved to Europe. A spokesman blamed the mislabeling on Haig’s ignorance and noted vodka and wine packed as glassware. Earlier he agreed to reimburse 46.92 dollars for a reportedly irregular ride from Frankfurt to Stuttgart in which Haig’s dog Duncan rode in an Army car.
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Brussels
Belgium
Alexander M. Haig
Haig
U.S. Treasury
Washington
Europe
White House
Frankfurt
Stuttgart
Duncan
Army
Too Much Sugar On Hand and Refineries Close
Sugar warehouses are full and some refineries shuttered as prices slide from last year’s peak. Amstar’s San Francisco plant laid off five days. Hawaii cane sugar revenues tripled to 740 million dollars in 1974 despite production dipping eight percent.
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New Orleans
C&h
San Francisco
Amstar
Saul Kolodny
Amstar Corp
New York City
Kolodny
Nick Rominus
U.S. Cane Sugar Refiners Association
Washington
Hawaii Sugar Planters Association
Hawaii
Scouters to be Honored at Little Dixie District Dinner
Mid Missouri Scouting leaders from about 20 communities are invited to a Little Dixie District recognition dinner at the Empire Club in Mexico on Sunday evening. The event includes awards of merit, introduction of Walter Moore as district chairman, and the Davidson Class honor for 20 Eagles. The Montgomery County High School band will provide music while Rev. Robert Collins serves as master of ceremonies. Reservations may be made through local Scout leaders or by contacting Rev. Collins in Mexico.
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Centralia
Bay
mid-Missouri
Empire Club
Mexico
Audrain
Callaway
Montgomery
Boone County
Robert Collins
New Little Dixie
Walter Moore
Moore
Arthur H. Allen
Davidson
Fagle
R.L.D. Davidson
Westminster College
Aat
Fulton
Montgomery County High School
Rev. Collins
Harold Adams
Harold Case
Flough Ash
Middletown
Senators Cancel 10 Day Holiday
Senate leaders canceled the Lincoln's Day recess slated for February 7 to 17 amid calls for urgency as the debt limit debate looms. Representative George M. O'Brien urged Speaker Carl Albert to follow suit in the House, noting the nation’s economic crunch. Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott supported Mansfield's cancellation, aligning with Democratic leadership.
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Washington
Senate
House
George M. O'Brien
Carl Albert
O’brien
Albert
Congress
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Fort Zumwalt man offers 5000 to quit school board
Arthur Kelley Jr protests nepotism and says he will place 5000 in escrow if the Fort Zumwalt School superintendent and six board members resign. He ties the move to a pending 2.1 million bond vote and vows to fund improvements if the measure fails or admit error if it succeeds. Officials had no comment. A boy born at Independence Medical Center weighs seven pounds ten ounces to Ronald and Botts of Kearney with grandparents Atkins and Botts listed.
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Fort Zumwalt
Arthur Kelley
Kelley
Fort Zuminalt
Ronald J. Botts
Kearney
Independence Medical Center
Carl Atkins
Joseph T. Botts
Mexico
House May Create Panel For CIA Probe
Washington Democrats push to form a select House committee to probe CIA FBI and other units for domestic and abroad intelligence activities. The ad hoc panel chaired by Robert Giaimo recommended the creation by next week with Nedzi named a leading candidate to chair.
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Washington
LAP
House
Senate
U.S
CIA
FBI
Carl Albert
Robert N. Giaimo
D-Conn
CYA
CTA
Chile
Giaimo
Job J. Rhodes
Rhodes
CLA
Gigitne
Lucien N. Nedzi
House Intelligence
Nedzi
Select Committee
Richard M. Helms
William [. Colby
Colby
Helms
Director of
Central Intelligence
Kidney Danger Signals Such As Backache
Fragmentary text describes health concerns and warnings, mentioning backache and nocturnal symptoms. It appears as a garbled OCR snippet with unclear context and missing concrete details or named entities.
Theft of Four Kegs of Beer Brings Arrests
Police arrested Nathan O Connor 17 Mexico Rte 3 Wallace Bruce David 17 of 1000 LE Anderson and a juvenile after a theft at Falstaff Distributing warehouse 1225 W Liberty. About $82.50 worth of keg beer stolen. O Connor and David jailed. juvenile in authorities care. case turned over to prosecutor.
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Nathan O'Connor
Mexico
Rte
Wallace Bruce David VI
LE. Anderson
al Schindler
Frank Cason
W. Liberty
Stanley Carter
O'Connor
David
Mexico Council Reappoints Dale Sumpter Road Commissioner
The auarai County Court on recommendation of the Mexico City Council has re appointed Dale Sumpter as road commissioner of Mexico Special Road District No. 13. His term lasts three years.
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Auarai County Court
Mexico City
Dale Sumpter
Mexico Special Road District No. 13
Bergthold Woman Transferred After Car Crash
Mrs. Isaac Bergthold of near Santa Fe moved to Audrain Medical Center in Mexico from St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Hannibal after injuries from a January 20 auto crash at Barry. Her husband has been discharged and returned home. She suffered a broken breast bone.
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Isaac Bergthold
Santa Fe
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Hannibal
Barry, DL
Bergthold
Prison Guard Pay Boost Amid Emergency Bill Action
Jefferson City AP The House Appropriations Committee backed a 51.5 million emergency bill including funds to raise prison guard pay in the Missouri Division of Corrections. The package also reserves 7.1 million federal revenue sharing for a proposed Weldon Spring optometry school at UM, contingent on site transfer and environmental cleanup.
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State Division of Corrections
House Appropriations Committee
House
Weldon Spring
University of Missouri
University
Atomic Energy Commission
Christopher S. Bond
Missouri House Approves 400 Dollar Expense System
Missouri House members move to a voucher based 400 monthly expense plan to cover office costs postage and supplies. The change aimed to avoid unconstitutional extra compensation and places accountability with monthly receipts and vouchers.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House
Supreme Court
Clifford Jones
House
Brentwood Republican
Jones
Christopher
Bond
James I. Spainhower
Governor’s Office
Attorney General's Office
Home District
House Accounts Committee
Ten College Men Pledge Sorority at Olivet College
Ten male students at Olivet College pledge Alpha Lambda Epsilon in a bid for drastic change from campus fraternities. Sorority president Noel Diehl says the men join to pursue service and literary goals, with rules preventing them from living in the house or staying past curfew.
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Hastings
Mich
Alpha Lambda Epsilon
Sorority
Sharon Panchuk
Detroit
Burning Oil Turns River Into Cauldron
CHALMETTE La AP a collision of a tug and a freighter with barges in heavy fog lit the Mississippi River below New Orleans in flames. Firefighters took four hours to subdue the blaze. No serious injuries reported. Oil spill amount undetermined. The tug Mama Lere and the grain freighter American Wheat grounded. the freighter suffered extensive damage.
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Chalmette
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Coast Guard
Dave Cipra
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