Frost in Brazil Shifts Coffee Market Power to Producers
A Brazil frost wipes out half of the 1976 77 coffee crop, boosting stockpiles to about 43 million bags and giving Brazil leverage to push higher prices. The Brazilian Coffee Institute plans to maintain export levels with untouchable stockpiles, while top exporters discuss a new world accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
General Foods Corp
New York
Brazilian Coffee Institute
Cruzeiros
Parana
Sao Paulo
Rio Grande Do Sul
Colombia
Angola
Ivory Coast
United States
Farber Personal News Update Highlights Local Births and Visits
Personal News of Farber reports visits from Harris and family to Huntsville Alabama and a sister visit by Judy Slinkard. It notes the birth of Daniel Lee to Mr and Mrs Leroy Dodd on July 21 at Audrain Medical Center weighing 6 pounds 3 ounces and born to Carla June Stewart. It also lists the birth of Jeffery David to Mr and Mrs Robert C Stewart on July 14 at Audrain Medical Center and visits by Leonard Snyder and Mrs Lewis Prior family. Richard Prior joined the National Guard heading to Camp Ripley Minnesota. Mrs Homer (Helen) Terry of Farber underwent leg amputation after surgery at Boone County Hospital in Columbia. Several town residents, including Bill and Winfred Heaston, visited at the hospital and a hospital room number is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Dodd
Audrain Medical Center
Daniel Lee
Dodd
Carla June Stewart
Dadd
City Department of
Wellsville
Carl R. Stewart
Farber
Dorothy Welch
St. Charles
Carl N. Stewart
Vandalia
Robert C. Stewart
Jeffery David
Stewarts
Scott Alan
Stewart
North American
Floyd Campbell
Middletown
Homer
Helen) Terry
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Terry
Bill Heaston
Winfred Heaston
Nixon Faces Testimony Over CIA Actions
Senate Intelligence Committee seeks Nixon testimony on U S covert operations in Chile while Robert Maheu promises to reveal CIA Mafia links to Castro. Tower reports Nixon spoke strongly, may testify under oath in California. Truman privilege cited as precedent, Church cautions against assuming Nixon will invoke it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Chile
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Church
John Tower
R-Texas
Nixon
Robert A. Maheu
Howard Hughes
CIA
Fidel Castro
Maheu
Senate Committee
Tower
California
Herbert J. Miller
Harry S. Truman
House
Truman
Treasury Department
Laughing Gas Deaths Spark Dallas Teen Tragedy
Police tie hands in nitrous oxide cases as three Dallas teens die from asphyxiation in a car. A five foot nitrous oxide cylinder was found with the valve open, while narcotics officers warn of rising gas thefts from hospitals. Medical examiner classifies the deaths as unclassified, leaving accident or self-harm undetermined. Nitrous oxide remains uncaptured by Texas drug laws, hindering action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Presbyterian Hospital
US Steel Posts Record Earnings for First Half 1975
U S Steel Corp reported record earnings for the first six months of 1975, with 311.2 million dollars in earnings or 5.74 dollars per share on 4.2 billion dollars in sales. The figure includes 44.6 million from selling 49,000 acres of timberland in Alabama, though second quarter profits fell 19.4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh, Pa
U.S. Steel Corp
Alabama
First Lady Betty Ford Visits Helsinki Markets
Betty Ford, recovering from jet lag, tours Helsinki markets and restaurants after the European Security Conference opening. She plans window shopping for Finnish fabrics and stoneware, lunch with American Embassy wives, and a dinner for wives of the 35 delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsinki
Finland
Betty Ford
Ford
U.S
Helsinki Market
Apollo Trio Healed Plans Shift for Convalescence
HONOLULU AP astronauts Stafford Slayton and Brand are deemed symptom free after a five day hospital stay for a fuel fume exposure. A 10 day rest in seclusion is advised before any debriefings and return to Houston, with families planning to join tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Apollo
Space Agency
Bellows Air Force Station
Here
Tripler Army Hospital
NASA
Bellows
Thomas Stafford
Donald Slayton
Vance Brand
Arnold Nicogossian
Stafford
Slayton
Brand
Earth
Wilted squash vines signal vine borers in base stems
Wilted squash vines may indicate squash vine borers at the plant base. Check by splitting the stalk near soil, look for larvae, and apply preventative control with ORTHO SEVIN or ORTHO MALATHION per label every 7 to 10 days, aiming sprays at the stem base. remove borers if possible and cover cut ends with soil. Stop by Westlake's Hardware for ORTHO products and gardening needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westlake
Income limit raised for FmHA rural housing loans
John Foster state director announces higher income eligibility for Farmers Home Administration rural housing loans. Families with adjusted income up to 12 900 qualify, enabling a two child family to earn 14 000 annually and still qualify. Loans up to 33 years at 8 percent, for open country or towns to 10 000 population, with non discriminatory program details in Mexico Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ©. Foster
Farmers Home Administration
John O. Foster
Foster
Fmha
Mexico
Missouri
Don V. Weinboff
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Harris
Rusty
Dwayne Hull
Huntsville
Ala
Leonard Snyder
Lewis Prior
Cheryle
Richard Prior
National Guard
Camp Ripley
Minn
COATS
Canon
Poplin
Frigey Doe Peur
Jefferson Lek
Eicg
Brian Hawthorne
Heather B
Catalina Island
Tex
US Steel
Apollo Trio
Houston
Van
Amy
Stas
Va Camp
van Camp
van Camps
Stokely-Van Camp
Yan
Ile
St. Brendan's
Fireside Graham
Graham
Sealer
Ofser
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