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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1978

Page

2

Tobacco research clash in farm bill debate in Congress

In Washington, the Carter administration and Congress clash over the fiscal 1979 agriculture bill with a fight over tobacco research. The House panel restored 3.1 million for tobacco production research despite administration plans for outside competitive bidding. The committee also boosted funding for nutrition, plant and animal health research and several other projects while pushing back on outside control of policy.

Sonja Hillgren UPI Washington Carter Administration Congress Agriculture Bob Bergland House Appropriations Carter Jamie Whitten D-Miss House Appropriations Committee People’s Branch Agricultural Research Service Cooperative State Research Service Joseph Califano Bergland Agriculture Department House Tropics

State plane skids on Midway runway injuring Rep Kornowicz

A state owned airplane skidded on a Midway Airport runway injuring Rep. Edmund E. Kornowicz Chicago. The 65 year old was taken to Holy Cross Hospital with back and neck pains. One landing gear malfunction caused the skid with minor damage to the plane. FAA will investigate.

Chicago UPS Midway Airport Edmund E. Kornowicz Kornowicz Holy Cross Hospital Federal Aviation Administration

Italian president resigns amid bribery scandal

Rome reports President Giovanni Leone, aged 69, resigns after leftist pressure and press allegations tied to the Lockheed bribery affair. Leone, who faced claims of tax deceit and favoring friends, declares himself an honest man in a televised address and steps down with six months left in his term. Amintore Fanfani takes over duties while Italy grapples with political turmoil and the Moro kidnapping aftermath.

Rome UPI Giovanni Leone Lockheed Leone Nixon Republic Senate Amintore Fanfani Communist Party Lockheed Aircraft Corp Aldo Moro Mariano Rumor

Loss in Carter blind trust boosts tax refund in 1977

Washington UPI reports an unexplained 306271 loss in President Carter's blind trust reduced his 1977 tax bill. He paid 831313 in taxes on about 495000 earnings, with a 35161 refund and an AGI of 189160. The White House offered no explanation for the trust loss under trustee Charles Kirbo.

Carter Washington UPI White House Robert Lipshutz Jody Powell Lipshutz Charles Kirbo Atlanta

Illinois House passes bill to regulate hospital rates

The Illinois House approved a measure to curb hospital costs by creating a 10 member Health Finance Authority to set rates with a 60 day review deadline. Governor appoints four consumer reps and one hospital trustee. inaction triggers higher rates and possible legislative explanation.

Springfield Ill UPI Illinois House Rolland Tipsword Taylorville Senate Illinois Health Finance Authority

Gleason improves after heart surgery plans return

Jackie Gleason, 62, recovering at Michael Reese Hospital after May 27 heart operation, banters with reporters during a 30 minute news conference. He reports quitting smoking, plans to lose 27 pounds to reach 200, hopes to return to work in eight weeks with an Atlantic City show, and expects to be released Saturday then fly home to Miami.

Chicago UPI Jackie Gleason Michael Reese Hospital Atlantic City N.J Gleason John Wayne Newman Miami Area

Financial crisis threatens national dance academy

CHAMPAIGN Illinois The National Academy of Arts faces a financial crisis with an August 1 deadline to raise 350000 or risk closing. Founder Gilbert G Wright notes only about 20 percent has been raised and targets donors offering at least 5000 each. He praises Champaign Urbana for strong per capita support.

Champaign Ill Gilbert G. Wright Wright United States Urbana

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