Conference cites U.S. food policy as sleeping giant
Nebraska State Sen. Loran Schmit told a national food policy conference in Columbus that government slows exports to lower prices below farmers costs. Indiana Lt. Gov. Robert D. Orr urged a national food policy as a humanitarian and economic tool. Dr. Lynn Daft warned of weather and politics driving world demand, with U.S. likely supplying over half of future grain exports. Other speakers included Edwin M. Martin and Robert W. Long.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
Nebraska
Loran Schmit
Schmit
Academy For Contemporary Problems
Committee On Food Policy
Lieutenant Governors Conference
Food Supply and Agriculture
National Conference of State Legislatures
Indiana
Robert D. Orr
Politi
Cal
U.S
Daft
Edwin M. Martin
Argentina
Robert W. Long
Bennington Flag replica to fly at Ohio State University
The replica flag, a Bennington Flag forerunner of the national banner, will fly at Ohio State University through the bicentennial year. Gifted by the American Legion university post, it recalls the Aug 16 1777 Battle of Bennington. The flag features seven white stripes six red a blue field with thirteen seven point stars and the numerals 76. The original is kept in Bennington Vermont.
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Rockwell XFV-12A funding cleared for vertical takeoff fighter
Rockwell International says Congress will release funds for the XFV-12A, a vertical takeoff attack fighter for the Navy. Columbus Aircraft Division president John Fosness predicts two prototypes costing 50 to 60 million dollars, with flight tests expected by fall 1976 and potential future passenger cargo variants.
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Columbus, Ohio
Rockwell International
Rockwell
U.S. Navy
John P. Fosness
Columbus Aircraft Division
Congress
Fosness
Navy
East German spy Guenter Guillaume convicted of high treason
Guenter Guillaume and his wife Christel were convicted in Düsseldorf of high treason and breach of secrecy for passing state secrets to East Germany. Guillaume received 13 years in prison, Christel 8 years, while prosecutors highlighted treason of the highest order and acting as foreign agents.
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Duesseldorf
West Germany
Guenter Guillaume
East Germany
Willy Brandt
Guillaume
Christel
Brandt
Ronal
Telome
Security Service
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