200 Mile Sea Limit Unveiled By U S At Sea Conference
CARACAS Venezuela AP The United States backs 200 miles of coast line economic zones for fishing oil and minerals while keeping three mile territorial waters and seeking a global treaty. Stevenson announced U S stance while farmers fishermen and officials react with mixed views across regions and sectors.
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Venezuela
United States
U.S
John R. Stevenson
Carl Berkowitz
East Coast Fisheries
Miami
Kit Nelson
Key West
Fla
Robert G. Mauermann
Texas Shrimp Assn
Texas
Harvey Michelson
Seafood Dealers Assn
New Bedford
Georges Bank
Nixon
California
Pacific
South America
Peru
Ecuador
Richard Hodkings
San Diego
Calif
Stevenson
LA Firm Will Study Airport Issue
ST. LOUIS AP The city and Missouri St Louis Airport Authority approved a six month study by a Los Angeles firm to decide aviation needs through 1995 and Lambert capacity. The plan funds about one third of 332,158 dollars with the federal government covering 221,438 dollars. Illinois and Missouri forces argue over expansion at Lambert versus a new facility near Columbia.
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Missouri
Lambert
Illinois
Columbia
Poll Favors 55 By Light Margin
Ledger readers vote to keep the 55 mph speed limit with 98 in favor and 81 against. The tally shows most change supporters favor 60 to 70 mph ranges while advocates for 55 cite safety and enforcement as reasons to maintain the limit.
Opponents Vehement About Change to State Speed Rules
Comments show mixed views on speed limit changes. Supporters urge returning to pre energy crisis limits with 75 on interstate and 55 on two lane highways while opponents cite safety and enforceability concerns. Individuals reference family driving habits and truck-bus mileage.
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Pontiac
Petersen Reveals Nixon Proposal
Washington AP report shows Assistant Attorney General Henry E. Petersen telling the Watergate grand jury that President Nixon once urged him to serve as White House counsel during the original Watergate investigation. Petersen, head of the Criminal Division, said the remark felt heavy handed and noted he kept certain information grand jury matter.
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Nixon
White House
Petersen
Watergate Grand Jury
House Judiciary Committee
Missouri corn up beans down in 1974 crop estimates
The U S Department of Agriculture pegged Missouri 1974 corn at 2 97 million acres up 370 000 from 1973 harvested area with national corn up 9 percent to 67 6 million acres The 1974 Missouri soybeans are forecast at 4 35 million acres down from 4 7 million in 1973 Wheat output tops 1 9 billion bushels nationwide but drought and disease temper the crop while corn remains stressed by rain and late planting as prices rise and stockpiles shrink
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Washington
Missouri
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Crop Reporting Board
Agriculture Department
USDA
United States
U.S
American housewife buys 225 piece bone china dinner set
Phyllis Morrow of Houston commissioned a Stoke-on-Trent potter to craft a 225 piece chased gold and white enamel dinner service over three years. The set, including a $1920 tureen and $168 coffee cup, costs total $48,000 and the bill was left to her husband, Thomas Morrow, an oil producer.
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England
Phyllis Morrow
Houston
Tex
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