HAC Moves To Shield Farmers From Trade Actions
Washington AP reports a near consensus among House Agriculture Committee members on a plan to protect farmers if future trade embargoes hit U S agricultural goods. The proposed 1981 farm bill would trigger near doubling of federal crop price supports if another embargo appears likely this fall.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
U.S
America
Tom Hagedorn
R-Minn
Agriculture Subcommittee On
Rep
Thomas Foley
D. Wash
Subcommittee
Foley
David Stockman
Senate Agriculture Committee
Stockman
Jimmy Carter
Russia
Afghanistan
Sen
Roger Jepsen
Iowa
Senate
House
Berkley Bedell
Dtowa
Glenn English
D-Okla
Bedell
Agriculture Department
Lawyer Wants Attorneys' Strike In Kansas City
A Johnson County lawyer, John P. Gerstle, calls for a statewide strike by defenders of indigents to force lawmakers to fund the state legal defense program. The lack of funds has left lawyers unpaid in May and June, prompting some in Johnson Wyandotte and Sedgwick counties to drop lists of eligible indigent defense attorneys while legislators debate higher rates.
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Kansas City, Kan
Johnson County
John P. Gerstle
Gerstle
Gerstie
Wyandotte County
Sedgwick County
Missouri
Jefferson City
Kansas
Bill Bunten
Topeka
NightHawks Carey Piping-2 High 10 30 C Hack
Bowling scores and standings from a midweek league card show Carey piping NightHawks and many teams with high scores across multiple lanes. Highlights include NightHawks Hostetter and Spoilers with top marks and several 10 30 wins, with bank and local business sponsors listed among team names.
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Nighthawks
Carey Piping
C. Hack
Bob's Mobil
C. Medion
COOP
Pearson
Leather
S. Guyatt
D. Nichols
Lands Construction
T. Stewart
J. Dunkin
State Farm Insurance
K and J Tavern
J. Pros
People's Bank
C. Wieneke
Baldwin
R. Thompson
Ellena
BUICK
L. Hoopes
S. Dryden
B. Junia
R. Gaist
O. Milter
Sertoma
B. Carpenter
Biggs
Tyson
W. Jonnaton
B. Waoda
BAR Room
R. Millbeen
Roger
Knights OF Columbus
M. Mivaller
Havens Steel
T. Shepherd
Waymire
R. Balh
Cone Reeves
W—M. Sling
Fritt Garage
Dillons Dairy
R. Wellon
Fingh
M. O’conner
Cooks
Union Battles For Power In Missouri and Kansas Mines
In Missouri and Kansas the UMW strike shows miners view the dispute as a fight for union power, not just pay. Union workers lament operators gain advantage as nonunion coal undermines contracts, while many miners question job security despite wage raises. About 1,500 miners idle. UMW control once 80 percent of U.S. coal, now around 40 percent, says a Peabody Coal Co. spokesman.
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Kansas City, Mo
United Mine Workers Union
Missouri
Kansas
Pittsburg
Kan
Montrose
Ted Cook
Cook
Peabody Coal Co
Jim Crawford
Pittsburg & Midway Coal Co
UMW
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HAC
Hollywood
Carlin
John Carlin
Jack Valenti
Motion Picture Association of America
Associated Press
Valenti
Calvin Strowig
Abilene
Ways and Means
Bunten
Mike Hayden
R-Atwood
Ways and Means Committee
Hayden
Jo—B. Snayer
B. Wier
Oovore
Pyle
FIRST
Assembly OF God
G. Royse
C. McClay
O. Skoog
B. Gremminger
Slop Kings
T. HamIlton
Freda
Moherman Insurance
Maherman
A. Detwiler
Bennett's
C. Ayers
Hubbard Lumber CO
D. Blen
R. Schleicher
Briscoe Drugs
R. Kampschreider
T. Blen
Kansas State Bank
B. Hull
Pepsi-Cola
G. Bateman
Ottawa Times
R. Burgoon
J. Moore
Wassmer’s Clothing
E. Roehl
H&r Block Eyes
H&r Block
North Main
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Ottawa
Handy Man
Mr. Fix-It
Burlington
Tane
Lane
Quin’s
Court House