Wheat Farmers Gauge Market and Crop Plans in Kansas
Kansas farmers begin spring wheat planting as prices hover near four dollars a bushel. Tony Leis plans about 600 acres, wary of overproduction and market risk. Tom Ostrander forecasts rising acreage, saying parity price sits at 4.09, with a 4.24 target to pay labor and management. If last year’s planting repeats, about 12 million acres could be sown, shaping a potential record crop amid cautious optimism. The piece also notes a shift from government set asides to market-driven decisions and a broader U S Cuba rapprochement watch.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Tony Leis
Earl Butz
Leis
Russia
Tom Ostrander
Kansas Association of
Ostrander
Wellington
Department of Agriculture
KAWG
Glunk Named Manager of Green Steel Sales Network
Charles W. Glunk is appointed manager of steel sales regions for A P Green Refractories Co. in a return to Mexico to direct national steel industry sales. He will oversee all steel sales offices with three regional managers reporting to him in Chicago Pittsburgh and Woodbridge New Jersey.
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Charles W. Glunk
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Robert E. McIntosh
Mr. Glunk
Mexico
U.S
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Woodbridge
N.J
Purdue University
Glunk
Richmond
Toronto
Tarentum
Basic
Green
American Ceramic Society
Associated Iron and Mechanical Engineers
Marine Corps Reserves
Rhoda
Allison Park
William J. Glunk
St. Teresa Church
Munhall
Kirk
East McKeesport
Phyllis
Peter
Penn State University
University Park, Pa
DeKooning painting sells for record price in Canberra
Australian National Gallery buys Willem deKooning’s Woman V for about 850000, reported as the highest price ever paid for a living artist. Chicago dealer Robert Gray confirmed after seven months of negotiations. owner Ruth Culbert Rosenberg bought the piece in 1953 for under 3000. Previous deKooning high was 180000 for Police Gazette.
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Chicago
Willem deKooning
Australian National Art Gallery
Canberra
Robert Gray
Pablo Picasso
Gray
Ruth Culbert Rosenberg
New York
Police Gazette
Martin R.E. Stansfield
Sotheby Parke Bennet
Colson Seeks Ford Pardon After Nixon Grant
Charles W. Colson, once Nixon aide and jailed special counsel, asked President Ford for a presidential pardon. A White House spokesman said the pardon petition, sent shortly after Ford pardoned Nixon on Sept. 8, has been forwarded to the Justice Department pardon attorney and is under review.
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Washington
Charles W. Colson
Richard M. Nixon
Ford
White House
Colson
Nixon
John W. Hushen
Hushen
Justice Department
Lawrence Traylor
Two Plead Guilty On Drug Charges in Audrain County
Gary F. Miller of Route 5 and Kenneth Wayne Bailey of Highway 15 pleaded guilty Thursday in Audrain County Circuit Court to drug charges. Miller faced marijuana sale charges and Bailey sale of MDA. They were among eight arrested February 11. Judge Ronald Belt presided after Judge Adams was disqualified. Pre-sentence investigations ordered. sentencing suspended until November 4. Both defendants remain free on bond.
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Gary F. Miller
Route 5
Kenneth Wayne Bailey
Highway 15
Audrain County
Miller
Bailey
MDA
Ronald M. Belt
Macon
George P. Adams
Walker Named to Lake of the Ozarks Yacht Board
Howard H. Walker of Jefferson City has been named a director of the Lake of the Ozarks Yachting Association for 1975. The group elected officers at its annual meeting last weekend at the Lodge of the Four Seasons, marking the end of the Lake's boating season.
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Howard H. Walker
Jefferson Sr
Lake of the Ozarks Yachting Association
Judge asks jurors to wear badges one overdid it
In Atlanta Judge Harold Banks urged Superior Court jurors to wear orange identification badges at all times. One juror arrived without hers saying she left it on her pajamas. The exchange sparked attention as the badge lapse was revealed in court.
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Atlanta, Ga
Harold Banks
Superior Court
No Tent Show Declared By Secretary Butz
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz says no road tent show to prove food prices are not unbearable. He notes there are no plans to implement the proposal revealed on Wednesday. He calls the idea, featuring music and pioneer life sketches, culturally blown out of proportion and says some staff ideas are good, some not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Earl
Butz
No Food No Clothes Refugees Plea in Honduran Camps
In Progreso Honduras refugees beg for milk clothing and blankets as Hurricane Fifi devastation leaves 8,000 to 10,000 dead and 300,000 to 350,000 displaced. Camp counts vary, with U.S. Disaster Area Survey estimating far fewer dead and refugees. Food aid has begun reaching isolated areas, while many families sleep on cold floors with no blankets.
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Progresso
Honduras
Irena Vides
Juana Rivera
Juan Blas Herrera
Maj
Thomas D. Morgan
U.S. Army Disaster Area Survey Team
National Emergency Committee
Pocoa
Aguan
Ravenel Replacement Questioned After Residency ruling
South Carolina Democratic party moves to nominate a replacement for gubernatorial nominee Charles Ravenel after the state Supreme Court found him ineligible for residency and a federal panel supported the ruling. Ravenel, 36, Charleston, had sought to change residency rules and lobbied for a two year standard. The convention aims to select another candidate if Ravenel’s legal avenues fail. Governor West held talks with Ravenel and lawmakers about a possible special session. Ravenel had returned to SC in 1972 after stints in Washington and New York.
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Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Democratic Party
Charles Pug'' Ravenel
Ravenel
Charleston
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Democratic Executive Committee
State General Assembly
John C. West
West
Washington
New York State
Robb Adds Son Christopher Allen At New Vaughn Memorial
Christopher Allen Robb born at New Vaughn Memorial Hospital Selma Alabama to Staff Sgt Christopher Allen Robb and Mrs Eddie Robb. weighing seven pounds two ounces. He has a brother Michael Brian aged two. Grandparents are Edmond Robb Columbia Mexico and L S Tyler Mexico. Robb family also mentions Carl Nettles Tampa Florida. Sgt Robb stationed at Craig Air Force Base.
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Eddie. Robb
New Vaughn Memorial Hospital
Selma
Ala
Christopher Allen
Michael Brian
Robb
Edmond Robb
Columbia
Mexico
L.S. Tyler
Carl Nettles
Tampa
Fla
St. Robb
Craig Air Force Base
Missouri faces 28 million short for welfare payments
Jefferson City AP The Missouri House Appropriations chair calls for a special session to fix a budget error that leaves the welfare program short 28 million dollars for December SSI payments to the aged blind and disabled. Debate centers on funding, nursing home transfers, and line item constraints.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House Appropriations Committee
State Budget Office
State Division of Family Services
James Russell
Dflorissant
Division of Family Services
Russell
Christopher 5. Bond
Bond
General Assembly
Mark Edelman
Bert Shulimson
Edelman
Welfare Office
Legislative Fiscal Affairs Committee
Jaworski seeks separate trial for Strachan in Watergate case
Special Prosecutor Teeri Jaworski asks a separate trial for Gordon Strachan, one of the Watergate defendants. Strachan argues tainted evidence and an immunity deal with Earl Silbert affected his indictment on obstruction of justice, conspiracy and lying to a grand jury.
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Washington
Teeti Jaworski
Tronse
Gordon Strachan
Watergate
Eile
Jaworski
Strachan
Dobry Bray
Almaste Tly
U.S. Court of
Bischof to Meet Ford at White House
Milton Bischof Republican candidate for Missouri Ninth District will meet President Ford at the White House Monday afternoon to discuss national issues. He will also raise concerns including the National Land Use Plan shortages in farm materials OSHA and federal revenue sharing funds.
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Ford
Milton Bischof
Ninth Congressional District
Missouri
White House
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CW. Glunk
Green Steel
AWY
Midnite Monterey Motel
Cleveland
Collinwood High School
Walker
Yacht Association
James
United Methodist Circuit
Bethel
Littleby
Maple Grove
Oliver Tyan O. Donaldson
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Gospel Strings
Bud Donaldson
Lord’s Acre Sales
Olivet Church
Maple Grove Church
Ivan O. Donaldson
Carolina
Christopher Allen Robb
ST Eck
Sun
St. Brendan's
Knights of Columbus
Boy Scout Troop
Gamble Paint & Glass
Charles Merritts
East St Louis
Clyde Jordan
Merritts
Donald Hodges
Jordan
MOI
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Logan Pharmacy
Centralia
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Little Dixie Drive-In
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Liberty
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