Nixon plan would boost crop subsidies and idle land
The Nixon administration proposed a 1972 farm subsidy expansion to as much as 2 billion dollars, funding higher direct payments and larger idle land requirements. The plan aims to reduce feed production by 40 to 45 percent, with a preliminary payment raised to about 40 cents per bushel to entice enrollment, amid a record 1971 corn crop.
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Agriculture Department
Des Moines
Iowa
Dallas
Tex
Connecticut widow seeks tax refunds in single taxpayers suit
Vivian Kellems of East Haddam Connecticut, age 75, challenges IRS rulings in federal tax court claiming the government owes her more than 83000 dollars for being single. She argues exemptions for married taxpayers violate constitutional amendments and seeks refunds plus interest.
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Connecticut
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Julian Bond to Speak at IVCC in Oglesby Event
Julian Bond the young Georgia state representative and national figure will speak at Illinois Valley Community College on Thursday at 1 30 p m in the Student Center followed by a Q A. The public is invited with no admission charge A reception and coffee hour will follow in the Student Lounge The event is sponsored by the college's Artist Lecture Committee and will include outside speakers if needed. Bond born in Nashville in 1940 rose to prominence during the Chicago Democratic convention and has served on multiple Georgia House committees.
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Chicago
Illinois Valley Community College
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Chippewas
Nashville
Judge Dismisses Conduct Charges In Drag Race Incident
In Chicago a circuit court judge freed 70 people charged with disorderly conduct after ruling police did not distinguish between troublemakers and spectators. Police arrested 52 men 12 women and six juveniles during a drag race on the West Side as about 200 gathered.
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Chicago
Educational toys may be harmful says Harvard pediatrician
Dr. Richard I. Feinbloom of Harvard University warns that many so called educational toys may harm children. He cites lack of evidence for learning claims and urges parents to favor playing with pots and pans over programmed toys and crib environments. He notes concerns over programmed cognitive stimulation and substitutes for parental interaction.
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Chicago
Harvard University
Richard I. Feinbloom
Feinbloom
American Academy of Pediatrics
Eisenhower Theater Opens At Kennedy Center Tonight
The Eisenhower Theater debuts with Ibsen's A Dolls House starring Claire Bloom as the Kennedy Center adds a major new hall. President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon plan to attend with John Eisenhower and Julie Nixon Eisenhower in the presidential box. Mamie Eisenhower will be absent. The center hosts three venues tonight with A Dolls House concert by the National Symphony and Bernstein previews in opera house.
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Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy Center
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Ibsen
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Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mamie
Abilene
Kan
Nison Tregor
National Cultural Center
Eisenhower Theater
Claire Bloom
Kennedy Center
National Symphony
Leonard Bernstein
Opera House
Morris YMCA opens fall course registrations
The Morris YMCA announces openings in fall programs. Women can join a Tuesday 10:30 a.m. Yoca class at Farm Bureau 116 E Washington St running to Dec 14 with member and guest fees. An evening women’s yoga class at Center Grade School begins 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays with different rates.
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Farm Bureau
Washington St
Center
Center School
Liberty St
Morris
Real estate complaint ruled void by Board of Review
Milton Carlson county supervisor of assessments says a real estate complaint filed by Dennis Huston against Tracy Horrie and Roger Bull of Gardner was ruled void by the Board of Review. The Herald notes Huston and Bull filed for Horrie, with all three names on the board of review records.
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Dennis Huston
Tracy Horrie
Roger Bull
Gardner
Board of Review
the Herald
Huston
Free Beltone hearing aid offered to readers in Chicago
Beltone announces a free non-operating model of the smallest Beltone aid ever made. Readers can try it at home with no cost or obligation and keep it. The device weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level with no body-to-head wires. Write Dept. No. 2409, Beltone Electronics Corp., 4201 W. Victoria, Chicago, IL 60646.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria
Chicago, Il
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