Carter Welcomes Portillo at South Lawn Visit
President Carter welcomed Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo with extended friendship and pledged deeper collaboration beyond standard diplomacy. The two leaders met on the South Lawn in mild weather, discussed energy aid, and agreed to pursue joint efforts to address longstanding economic challenges and strengthen U.S.-Mexico ties.
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Jose Lopez Portillo
South Lawn
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Government urged to tighten control of food crops
A Washington study by the Exploratory Project for Economic Alternatives calls for direct abuse of inflation sources focusing on food prices. It argues for subsidies to small and medium farmers, expanded supply management, larger stocks, and limits on agribusiness power.
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Project For Economic Alternatives
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Ford
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Gregg Forte
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Weather Forecast South Central Region
Partly cloudy and colder this afternoon with highs in the upper 40s. Tonight will be clearing and colder with lows around 20. Sunny Tuesday with highs in the 40s. Northerly winds 15 to 25 mph this afternoon turning southeast at 10 to 15 mph tonight.
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Plane crash kills Rebecca Nash and six others
Investigators say turbulence or structural failure may have caused a private plane to break apart in heavy rain over Anthony Kansas. Victims include Rebecca Nash, 37, Tulsa daughter of evangelist Oral Roberts and his wife.
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Newton Burglary Spree Targets Clinic and Homes
Burglars struck Newton over the weekend injuring few, including a break in at Axtell Clinic where entry was gained via a service window and roof access. A man faced gunfire from fleeing thieves as he investigated. no losses were yet tallied. Other thefts included Berry Hatchery and vehicles at Trinity Heights Methodist Church with cash losses and electronics stolen.
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E. 4Th
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Berry Hatchery
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Richard L. Alumbaugh
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Brad Goldsberry
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Solons bestow second chance on Homestead bill in Kansas
The Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee split five to five to save a bill expanding Kansas Homestead Property Tax Relief. The measure would lower the eligible age from 60 to 50 and raise the income ceiling from 8500 to 10000, with a $10600000 price tag. Democrats hope to push liberalization this session while Republicans wanted it killed.
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D-Hutchinson
John Simpson
R-Salina
Simpson
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