Chicks Destroyed By Poultry Firm in Georgia Crisis
Ranger Hatchery in Ranger Georgia destroyed 22 000 day old chicks amid price pressures and possible further losses if federal relief from feed costs does not arrive. George Allen of Loret Farms called for a broiler price freeze or export moratorium to avert shortages.
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Cost of Living Council
Nixon
Jerry Watkins
Ranger Hatchery
North
Georgia
Watkins
Pacts By Brandt Erasing Hatreds In Bonn
In Bonn on June 20 1970 West German Chancellor Willy Brandts Ostpolitik peaked with a pact with Czechoslovakia. The move followed earlier pacts with the Soviet Union and Poland and opened paths for later deals with Hungary and Bulgaria as German business interests moved into Czechoslovakia ahead of formal diplomatic ties.
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Willy Brandt
Brandt
Adolf Hitler
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Konrad Adenauer
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Soviet Union
Poland
Hungary
Bulgaria
Dem Voters Face Runoff For New York City Mayor
Democratic voters choose between Comptroller Beame and Rep. Badillo in NYC mayoral runoff. Beame led June 4 with 34 percent, Badillo 29, two others eliminated. Campaigns highlighted ethnic appeals, Beame's experience vs Badillo's community development stance. Republican nominee Marchi, Liberal Blumenthal, and Conservative Biaggi loom in general election.
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Abraham D. Beame
Herman Badillo
Beame
Badilo
Badillo
Beanie
John J. Marchi
Albert H. Blumenthal
Mario Biaggi
Blumenthal
Biaggi
Committee Skips Tax Plan Review Before Convention
NEW ORLEANS AP The tax assessors plan may not be studied by the Revenue Finance and Taxation Committee before it goes to the Constitutional Convention on July 5. Some members oppose delay while Walter Champagne Port Barre urges discussion. The committee agrees not to act without the assessors' report.
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New Orleans
Revenue, Finance and Taxation Committee
Pegram Mire
Louisiana Assessors’ Association
Revenue Committee
Walter Champagne
Port Barre
Mistakes Happen In Narcotic Raids
An Associated Press survey finds multiple cases where narcotics raids targeted the wrong homes. Collinsville Illinois and Whittier California are cited, with victims describing armed intrusions, threats, and no apologies. Agencies defend procedures while officials acknowledge errors and plan administrative changes ahead of a federal restructure.
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Associated Press
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Collinsville
William Pine
Winthrop
Mass
Heyward H. Dyer
Whittier
Calif
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Houston
Nixon
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DALE
Justice Department
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Louise
Giglotto
Donald Askew
Virginia
Askew
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U.S
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Justice ‘Department
Civil Rights Division
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Myles Ambrose
Robert Richardson
Ambrose
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United States
Trash collection fees rise in Columbia city notice
Columbia residents and business owners are informed that garbage collection fees will increase. Mayor James Sherman cites inflation driven costs and a council survey showing a $3,000 annual loss under current fees. New rates take effect July 1: private dwellings $2, other businesses $3, bars and higher-license venues $5.
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News - Star News
Columbia
James Sherman
Sherman
Caldwell Parish Receives $39,900 Revenue Sharing
Caldwell Parish will get $39,900 in state revenue sharing, split into four shares. The sheriff's office gets 16 percent or $4,300, the same as last year. The remainder goes to the police jury, school board, and three municipalities. Caldwell was the only Fifth District parish not to receive a raise. Last year Caldwell received $240,000 with about $200,000 for homestead exemptions, leaving a small surplus.
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Caldwell Parish
Caldwell
Absentee Voting Begins in Caldwell Parish for Taxes
Absentee voting is in progress at the clerk of court office in the Caldwell Parish Courthouse. Balloting covers two road tax renewals and a parish sanitary landfill vote set for July 14. The three tax proposals are in a package form with four mills.
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News-Star News Service
Columbia
Caldwell Parish
Allergist links food additives to behavior in children
New York reporting at the AMA convention notes Dr. Ben Feingold cites a tentative link between artificial flavors and colors and learning and behavior problems in school children. He describes improvements in hyperkinetic kids on a diet free of color and flavor additives and plans controlled studies at two California schools.
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New York
API
Ben F. Feingold
American Medical Association
Feingold
Department of Allergy
Kaiser-Permanente Medical Center
San Francisco
Man Hospitalized In Pool Accident
Bastrop resident Charles Perry, 20, was hospitalized at Morehouse General Hospital after a swimming incident at Dotson Park pool. He reportedly swam underwater for the length of the pool, failed to surface, and was retrieved by friends and a guard. Fire unit responded around 6 p.m. and oxygen was given. condition not listed as serious.
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News - Star News Service
Bastrop
Charles Perry
Morehouse General In Hospital
Dotson Park
Perry
Bastrop Fire Department
Calhoun Church Plans Nursery and Kindergarten Classes
Calhoun Baptist Church announces start of nursery and kindergarten classes in September. Daytime sessions run from 8 a.m. at a cost of 20 dollars per month. Nursery students must be four by December 31, 1973, and kindergartners five by that date. Contact the church office for details.
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Calhoun Baptist Church
C. W. Aswell
Parish voters set on July 14 ballot for road and landfill mills
For construction four mills for maintaining parish roads and two mills for the landfill were proposed. Parish voters away on July 14 have until Saturday noon to vote absentee, said A L Darden, clerk of court.
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A. L. Darden
Senate Panel Told Of Lobbying Try
Former White House aides Dean and Baker discussed White House efforts to influence the Senate Watergate investigation. Dean testified that Nixon sought to place friendly figures on the committee and block or constrain hearings while privately coordinating a partisan portrayal of the inquiry.
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Deee
White House
House Banking and Currency Committee
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D-Tex
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Edward Gurney
R-Fla
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
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Patman
Ervin Committee
Baker
Fred Thompson
Ten- Leanee
H.R. Halderman
LaCosta
Calif
Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Richard Kleindienst
Johnson
Silver Lining as Dress Barred Girl Gets College Aid Offer
Eleanor Stacy, barred from Clifton Elementary graduation for a pastel yellow dress, gains nationwide sympathy and a Missouri farmer Dean Bolton offers to fund four years of college. Bolton said he was moved after reading the front page story and photo in the St Joseph News Press.
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Fairfax
Eleanor
St. Joseph
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