Helicopter Crop Dusters Speed Ohio Planting But Costly
In Wakeman Ohio helicopter crop dusting by Heck Flying Service speeds spring planting for farmers in Huron County. The aerial method costs about 4.50 per acre versus 2.65 by ground trucks, yet covers more fields quickly. An incident in Ashland County saw cows surround the helicopter, requiring a truck barrier. The crews plan to spray alfalfa weevils and soon extend into Michigan woods under state contract to combat gypsy moths.
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Rights clash fuels Helsinki talks in Belgrade
The United States and the Soviet Union build dossiers on alleged Helsinki accord violations as Belgrade prepares a fall meeting. Each side publicizes cases from political imprisonment to emigration hurdles. Moscow also signals a counteroffensive. Preparatory talks begin June 15 as Belfast and Northern Ireland tensions draw Soviet attention.
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Carter to send two top aides to Seoul on Korea withdrawal talks
President Carter dispatches Gen. George Brown and Philip Habib to Seoul to brief Korea on the initial two to three years of his phased troop withdrawal plan. The move follows the firing of Maj. Gen. John Singlaub who criticized the policy.
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South Korea
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