Wheat Vote Scheduled For Farmers
Agriculture secretary Clifford M. Hardin outlined a July mail referendum for farmers on 1971 wheat controls if current farm programs lapse by year end. A 43.5 million acre national allotment, price supports, and certificates would apply if approved. rejection keeps allotments but lowers loan rates and denies penalties on noncompliance. A separate Yosemite Park plan bans private car traffic on the valley floor to curb pollution with shuttle buses operating 24 hours.
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Washington
Clifford M. Hardin
Congress
Agriculture Department
Department
Hardin
Food and Agriculture
House Agriculture Committee
Heardin
Yosemite
Queen Elizabeth II Ends Northwest Territories Tour
Queen Elizabeth II wrapped up a five day tour of the Northwest Territories with a warning against harming the vast region. She urged careful development of its 1.3 million square miles, criticizing thoughtless meddling and exploitation of northern resources. Her banquet address at Elk's Hall was broadcast to 132,000 residents in multiple languages.
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Yellowknife
N.W.T
Northwest Territories
Elk’s Hall
Territories
Highway Department Promotes Four In State Labor Changes
Jefferson City AP The State Highway Commission announced four major personnel shifts. Joseph A. DeClue 41 becomes director of personnel succeeding N F Tamm. He has served since 1956 and led employe relations since 1967. James F Roberts 41 moves from Kirkwood district engineer to planning director in Jefferson City succeeding James F Turner. William H Trimm 40 district operations engineer at Kirkwood becomes district engineer. Fran G Kriz 41 surveys and plans engineer at Kirkwood succeeds Trimm as operations engineer.
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Jefferson City
State Highway Commission
Jooseph A. DeClue
N. F. Tamm
DeClue
James F. Roberts
Kirkwood
James F. Turner
William H. Trimm
Roberts
Fran G. Kriz
Trim
Probe May End Cuban Airlift
A House subcommittee opened a probe that could end the Cuban refugee airlift. Critics call financing wasteful while supporters say the program offers an alternative to communism. The airlift costs about 800000 dollars annually, with Rep. William Clay seeking to cut funds.
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Washington
Ar House
United States
State Department
Subcommittee On Inter- American Affairs
Cuba
William Clay
D-Mo
Missouri News Briefs A Teed Up Leash Law Case
Caruthersville court records were sealed by Police Court Judge H C Sprague drawing protest from Ralph Clayton publisher of the Caruthersville Democrat who argues public access is required by the Missouri Constitution. The judge declined comment. In St Charles a joint police service building proposal was revealed for city and county enforcement agencies.
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Caruthersvile
H.c.sprague
Ralph Clayton
Caruthersville Democrat Arans
Sprague
ST. Charles
$6 Sticker Needed For Kirksville Dump
Kirksville announces that starting July 15 non residents must purchase a six dollar dumping permit sticker to use the sanitary landfill facilities.
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Kirksville
Bypass At Bowling Green Is Projected
Fiveyear state highway planning includes a bypass around Bowling Green for U S Route 61. Hannibal authorities may require a $4 million secondary sewage plant by 1975 to meet strict anti pollution standards. Warrenton council tackles city leash law for dogs. Maryville Iowa woman dies in northeast Maryville collision. Helen Ann Brown 18 from Rippey dead. hospitalized are Pickle Evans Bridgewater 64 Hopkins Mo and grandson Randy Eugene Lowrance 13 Hopkins Mo with lacerations.
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Bowling Green
U. S. Route 61
Hannibal
Maryville
Helen Ann Brown
Rippey
Iowa
Picklie Evans Bridgewater
Randy Eugene Lowrance
Hopkins
Federal funds aid central Missouri crime program
Federal money totaling 168 589 will boost a regional crime prevention plan covering Boone Audrain Callaway Cole Cooper Howard Moniteau Osage counties. The initiative, part of nine state regions, funds officer training drug education deputy juvenile officers and foster homes plus potential juvenile detention and a halfway house study. It also supports court and correctional training radio gear a mobile lab a university reactor program and portable tape recorders.
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Columbia
Central Missouri
Frank Conley
Boone County
William L. Culver
Missouri Law Enforcement Assistance Council
Conley
Central Missouri Council
Boone, Audrain
Callaway
Cole, Cooper, Howard, Monireau
Correcion Center
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