Farmers Hold Back Livestock to Drive Up Meat Prices
Reports said cattle and hog supplies were down in several markets while the Agriculture Department noted no major withholding. Industry officials warned it would take days to confirm any coordinated action aimed at lifting prices as lawmakers consider loan guarantee measures and import quota changes.
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U N Panel Moves Toward Ocean Regulation Treaty
Delegates from many nations converge on Caracas to prepare a global pact on ocean use. The conference seeks rules on territorial limits undersea minerals and pollution, with major powers pressing for voting reforms and strait open-passages.
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U S Aiding Other Nations In Peaceful Uses Of Atom
A report surveys global nuclear activity from the 1945 dawn of atomic energy to present, noting 46 U.S. nuclear plants producing 6.3 percent of capacity and plans for many more abroad. It mentions five nations with weapons tests, U S aid for Egypt and Israel, and the vast nonproliferation debate amid various countries and treaties.
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Calley Free Bid Denied by Circuit Court
The U S appeals court ruled three hours after Gordon filed a request to keep William L Calley Jr free during his appeal of bail revocation. The panel denied rehearing and any broad review by all 15 judges while Calley remains free awaiting Judge Elliott's ruling on custody. Calley was convicted in 1971 for My Lai killings.
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Filibuster May Block Tax Cut in Senate
Opponents of a major tax cut and reform push warn a potential filibuster could stall the package. Sen James R Allen opened debate and held the floor to block Kennedy and liberals from advancing the tax reform amendment tied to a debt increase bill.
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Navy seeks nationwide sites for Sanguine submarine system
The Navy plans to study all federally owned land 500 square miles or more in the continental United States during the 1975 fiscal year to find sites for the contested Sanguine submarine communications network. Development had paused two months earlier amid environmental opposition and site rejections in Wisconsin Texas and Michigan.
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Few States Tap Disaster Relief Grant Program
In four weeks since the act, only Arkansas and Oklahoma joined the Special grant program. Grants up to 5680 aid individuals after two major disasters with 25 percent state share and 75 percent federal. Governors of Missouri Illinois Minnesota and others have not decided participation despite disaster declarations. Officials note the program is one part of broader aid and centers are set up to process applications. Two applications were received in the first days after Oklahoma was declared a disaster area.
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Kennedy Says Public Will Decide Chappaquiddick Impact
Senator Edward Kennedy says voters will decide if the 1969 Chappaquiddick incident affects his political future. He called the tragedy a personal loss to him and the Kopechne family and said he has nothing to add beyond his expressions of concern. The remarks came during a Monday interview on WEEI radio.
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Forest Service To Charge Campers At National Forests
The Forest Service will charge campers using many facilities in national forests from June 7. Fees will range from $1 to $4 a day, a policy suspended by Congress in 1973 but now reinstated as a test on about 2,000 of the agency’s 5,405 grounds.
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