Turkish Greek leaders press Ford on Cyprus and arms aid
Premier Demirel warns arms embargo is a hostile act and potential retaliation looms as U.S. forces bases could be withdrawn. Greek Premier Caramanlis warns Cyprus settlement must come soon to preserve his democracy. Ford meets with both leaders amid NATO summit talks and Turkish Greek disputes. Kissinger to meet Greek Turkish ministers amid hopes of progress. Ford also urges Belgium to approve a $2 billion jet fighter package for four nations.
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Turkey
Greece
Ford
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Demirel
U.S
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Caramanlis
Cyprus
Caramansis
Mediterranean
Arthur Hartman
Hartman
State Department
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Helmut Schmidt
West Germany
Luxembourg
Denmark
Portugal
NATO
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
Washington
Leo Tindemans
Netherlands
Norway
Crime link to grain exports probed
Government officials investigate possible organized crime involvement in United States grain exports. Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz says all illegal activity will be stopped and that the probe covers major grain ports nationwide. The inquiry, already yearlong, has led to indictments of several grain inspectors and others.
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U.S
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Buzz
Butz
New York Times
the Times
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
Marijuana Plane Crash Near Rockwood Tennessee
A twin engine Lockheed Lodestar carrying at least a ton of marijuana worth about 600000 dollars crashed on takeoff near Rockwood Municipal Airport killing two. Police found 800 pounds recovered with bags and paper wrap. authorities noted no flight plan and suspected illicit shipment.
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Rockwood
Yrge
Roane County
Louisiana State University
Byrge
East Tennessee
Knoxville
Morgan and
Roane
Burge
Rockwood Municipal
Federal Aviation Administration
Atlanta
Sheriff's Department
National Airlines
Weather Data South Central Showers Likely Tonight
Showers and thunderstorms are likely tonight with a chance of a severe thunderstorm late this afternoon or evening. Low temperatures in the mid 50s to low 60s. Friday brings cloudy skies, showers ending with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Northeast winds 10 to 20 mph tonight, and 20 percent precipitation Friday. Airport readings show high 74, low 57, humidity around 85 percent, barometer about 29.80 inches, wind NW6 to NW7, moisture 16, 58.
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KJIRG
Debate Over Mailing Costs Prolonged Rates At Issue
Washington AP reports long-running dispute over a proposed 82 cent per ounce first class rate and higher charges for newspapers magazines catalogs and packages The 10 cent first class rate from March 1974 remains In addition Wenner urges 15 cent air mail per ounce while a merger of air and first class mail looms The Postal Rate Commission prepares to rule within about two months and then nine governors may approve revise or seek court review
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Washington
Seymour Wenner
Postal Service
Wenner
CKVTS Budget Up By About 100000 For 1975 76
Central Kansas Vocational Technical School board, at its May meeting in Cooper Cottage, approved a budget of 1 093 824 dollars for 1975 76, about 100000 higher than 1974 75. Salary hikes of about 11 percent for instructors at Hutchinson State Industrial Reformatory and local administrative staff contributed to the rise.
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Central Kansas Vocational Technical School
Ckavts
Cooper Cottage
Dale Brooks
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
McPherson
Newton High
McPherson High
Hutchinson High School
Hutchinson Community Junior College
Signals point to recession end in Commerce data
Washington AP The leading indicators index rose 4.2 percent in April after a 1 percent gain in March, the sharpest jump on record and a sign the recession may be ending. Productivity in nonfinancial firms grew 3.4 percent in Q1, first rise since 1973. James L. Pate cautioned against over interpreting one measure despite two monthly gains.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
James L. Pate
Pate
Art expert warns parents against coloring books
Gainesville AP reports Dr. Merle Flannery of the University of Florida urges parents to give children blank paper and crayons to nurture personal artistic expression. She notes early scribbling mirrors gradual development and warns against rushing a child to draw reality as adults expect.
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Gainesville, Fla
Merle Flannery
University of Florida’s
College of Education
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