Buckley Urges Nixon Resignation Over Watergate Crisis
Senator James L Buckley Conservative of New York calls for President Nixon to resign to save the presidency and end the Watergate crisis. He says the only way to restore the office is a voluntary resignation and warns of the office's death by attrition. Edward Brooke remains the lone Republican senator who has previously called for resignation.
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Record Farm Credit borrowers hit new high in 1973
The Farm Credit Administration reports farmers borrowed a record 23.6 billion from cooperative institutions last year, up 41 percent from 1972. Total loans outstanding reached 21.8 billion as of December 31, with land bank associations, production credit associations and banks for cooperatives continuing to lend amid rising operating costs.
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U S farm trade with Brazil narrows says ERS report
A Agriculture Department ERS study shows U S farm exports to Brazil rose to 271 million dollars in the year, up 297 percent from 1972, while imports from Brazil reached 710 million dollars, up eight percent, narrowing the two way gap from prior years. In 1972 exports were 68.2 million and imports 659.7 million.
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Wichita joke calls land Gallucci in hot water
West Warwick Rhode Island police Chief William A Gallucci warned officers they face discipline if they do not own up to 23 long distance calls to a sultry voiced model in Kansas City Missouri The toll like calls produced a two minute tape promoting a nude photography studio and cost $1433 on last months bill The memo orders confession to avoid further action while the voice proclaims you can have me or another model in a nude studio
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End of embargo may ease rationing but keep supply tight
Officials expect gasoline rationing to be unlikely after the embargo ends but warn supplies may stay tight. Demand has risen, U S production stalled, and imports may not rise quickly, keeping fuel conservation a priority for the summer.
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