Today in History Highlights Dec 20 1975
On this date in history events include the 1813 establishment of a federal internal revenue system, the 1790 Pawtucket cotton mill's start, the 1803 transfer of the Louisiana Purchase, Missouri taxing bachelors in 1820, and South Carolina secession in 1860. Birthdays include Senator John Sparkman and actress Irene Dunne.
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U.S. Congress
United States
Pawtucket
Rhode Island
New Orleans
France
Missouri
South Carolina
John Sparkman
Alabama
Irene Dunne
Colm
Quebec
Environmental aid for farmers fairness urged in subsidies
Washington AP The Agriculture Department top conservation official calls for a fairness doctrine to ensure farmers receive an even share of federal environment subsidies amid debates over ACP cost sharing. R M Davis of the Soil Conservation Service notes subsidies began 40 years ago to curb Dust Bowl erosion, while 1976 proposals seek to cut ACP cost sharing from 175 to 85 million without direct comment on the plan. The agency provides technical help, not subsidies, and Davis argues programs must be economically sound on their own.
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U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Ford Administration
Congress
Davis
Davis’ Agency
Farmers urged equal aid for pollution controls in policy talks
Attends meeting Ken Brookshier a Lennox dealer joined three days of meetings at the Marshalltown Iowa headquarters on a program run by USDA's Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service. Officials argue for cost sharing for farmers alongside urban pollution projects and oppose sector bias while stressing the need to help low income farmers. In New York AP says Goodyear Christmas record Great Songs hits 23 million in sales with 1975 Mancini arrangements.
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Brookshier-Hein Plumbing and Heating
Marshalltown
Iowa
USDA
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SCS
Davis
Yule Hit
New York
Goodyear
Henry Mancini
Mancini
Christmas long distance calls rise with holiday traffic
Southwestern Bell anticipates a 10 percent increase in Christmas day calls compared to last year’s 3 404 Newton customers. Manager Jack King urges calling outside peak 9 11 a m and 7 11 p m windows, suggesting early morning late afternoon or late night use to speed connections and save money on interstate direct dialed rates.
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Newton
Jack King
King
Irving Berlin
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