Veto threat on farm aid bill stokes dairy price fears
Washington AP reports a veto threat hangs over an emergency farm aid bill seen as boosting dairy supports. The Senate approved 57 to 25, but the measure could raise milk prices by about 10 cents a gallon per year and face House-Senate conference over differing dairy and livestock provisions.
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Ford
House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
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Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Litton Seeks Estate Tax Relief for Farm Families
Rep. Jerry Litton proposes a bill to ease estate taxes on family farms. He argues current exemptions undervalue farms and rising taxes force heirs to sell land to pay debts. The plan would tax farms as farms and adjust if heirs later sell for development, applying only to family farms.
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D-Me
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Apex To Pay For Price Violations
The regional Energy Administration office announces Apex Oil Co of St Louis will pay a 25000 dollar penalty for allocation violations and 2500 dollars for price ceiling breaches. It will restitute about half of roughly 4 million dollars in overcharges and continue selling below ceiling prices until the rest is liquidated. The administrator says the settlement is not an admission of wrongdoing.
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Kuwait
Welshaus
United States
Kansas City
Federal Energy Administration
Apex Oil Co
St. Louis
FEA
Apex
Jenies R. Newman
Iowa campus launches sexuality course as trial program
University of Iowa offers a third year human sexuality course led by Tom Mikelson, drawing 150 students from nursing, social work and home economics. Students write autobiographies on sexual development, learning patterns and feelings, with many reporting a clearer self understanding and reduced fear of social ostracism.
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Owa City, Iowa
University of Iowa
Tom Mikelson
Mikelson
University
College of Nursing
Committee Votes To Lift Turkish Ban
Washington AP report says the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a bill lifting the congressional ban on military aid to Turkey by a 9-7 vote. The measure goes to full Senate after Easter recess ending April 7, tied to NATO ally concerns and efforts to ease the Greek Turkish Cyprus dispute.
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Washington
Turkey
Senate Foreign Astlations Committee
Senate
Congress
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Henry A. Kissinger
Cyprus
United States
MMA Presents on Channel 12 features Tim Adams guest
Missouri Military Academy airs a 30 minute program at 5 p.m. Thursday on Channel 12 See Tv. Cadet Tim Adams yearbook business manager and co editor of The Eagle will be guest. Cadet Ken Kaufman serves as moderator with a noon Friday rebroadcast.
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Missouri Military Academy
Channel
See Tv
Tim Adams
Taps
the Eagle
Ken Kaufman
Comedian Gardner Found Guilty Of Tax Filing Failures
Comedian Dave Gardner known as Brother Dave was found guilty of failing to file federal tax returns for four years. The judge delayed sentencing pending a probation report. Gardner, 48, faced up to four counts with a maximum of one year and $10,000 per count. He joked about the forms, saying he never kept up with his earnings and that filing would be fraud.
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Gulfport, Miss
Dave Gardner
Dan M. Russell Jr
Gardner
Jack Part
Dave
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