Dry Spell Drains Japanese Water Supplies Across Islands
A Tokyo bulletin warns staff to conserve water as dry spells push major cities and industries to cut supplies. Tokyo cut water to plants, rail stations, hotels, and schools by 20 percent, with homes reduced by seven percent, while western Japan faces industrial water suspensions and four hour home cuts.
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Japan
Okinawa
Hokkaido
Tokyo
Meteorlogical Agency
Kanto Plain
Grape Growers to Form Group at Treaty Line Winery
Liberty Indiana Treaty Line Wine Cellars hosts a Saturday meeting to create a organization for grape growers. Dr Daniel MacDaniel says rising demand for wine and table grapes drives new opportunities. The group will focus on marketing, cultural practices, new varieties, and vineyard equipment.
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Liberty, Ind
Treaty Line Wine Cellars
Daniel MacDaniel
Border inspectors seize excess meat from U.S. travelers
USDA reminds travelers from Mexico and Canada to limit meat imports to 50 pounds per person. Only beef from Mexico is allowed. Canada permits pork and poultry but imposes its own export caps. Mexican pork and poultry are barred. Inspectors report rising violations at border stations with no figures on totals or offenders.
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Washington
Mexico
Canada
Agriculture Department
USDA
Department
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
United States
Kissinger Nomination Wins Diplomat Approval
Henry A. Kissinger faces swift approval from fellow diplomats as Nixon nominates him to be secretary of state. The move is seen as boosting the administration ability to steer foreign policy and engage with allies.
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Kissinger
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
William P. Rogers
U.S
State Department
Watergate
White House
Congress
Charges Dropped in Hamilton Drug Case
Three drug charges against Sherry Lynne Marsden in Hamilton Municipal Court were dismissed for lack of evidence. Marsden, 19, of Catalina Mobile Home Park near Germantown Road, faced possession of amphetamines, possession of an hallucinogen, possession of instruments for administering drugs, and disorderly conduct. the latter was withdrawn by the arresting officer.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Sherry Lynne Marsden
Catalina Mobile Home Park
Germantown Road
Judge raises public gathering limits near White House
U S District Court judge George L Hart Jr raises the cap on demonstrators to 750 on Pennsylvania Avenue sidewalk and 3000 in Lafayette Park across from the White House. Both sides offered no indication of an appeal.
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White House
Lafayette Park
U.S. District Court
George L. Hart Jr
Pennsylvania Avenue
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