Hunger study notes progress in U S hunger reduction
Washington AP登录 says doctors comparing 1977 surveys with 1967 findings report far fewer malnourished people in the United States. While hunger remains, food stamps and school meal programs are credited as major anti poverty tools, though experts say nutrition gaps persist especially among Indians in the South and Southwest.
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Gay Rights Activists Stepping Up Campaign After Milk Death
AP reports San Francisco’s gay community remains politically active following Harvey Milk’s death. A Midnight Sun protest speaker notes police recruitment of homosexual officers and a street sign calls for a Washington march on Oct. 14, 1979. The trial of Dan White advances later this week as gay groups push Milk’s dream of a nationwide march.
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Pembina Town Tears Up Dirt To Bolster Dike
Pembina North Dakota residents frantically tore up south Pembina seeking dirt to reinforce earthen dikes as Red River floodwaters surge. Ed Jundt, 48, leads flood fight efforts in this 850 person town two miles from Canada. Flood crest nears 11.5 feet over flood stage threatening homes and prompting evacuations across North Dakota Minnesota and Manitoba. The Red River has inundated nearly 1 million acres in two weeks with $59 million in damage estimate. About 2,000 people are displaced in the two states. Manitoba evacuees number around 10,000 as relief centers brace for the influx.
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Trade status debates shift between Soviets and China
The text notes the Jackson Vanik amendment stripping trade status from communist nations lacking emigration freedom. It cites U.S. pressure to grant most-favored nation status to the Soviets and possibly to China, with Secretary Kreps visiting Peking in May to discuss the issue. American sources say the administration seeks pathways to favorable terms.
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Board of Education Resolution Adopted in Franklin County KS
The record notes the board of education of Unified School District No 2 in Franklin County Kansas duly adopted a resolution on March 26. Boone, Clerk, Unified School District No 209, certifies the action.
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Ottawa Herald Want Ad corrections requested
Advertisers are asked to verify the first appearance of Want Ads for corrections. The Ottawa Herald will be responsible for only one incorrect Want Ad Insertion. Any error should be reported immediately by calling 242-4700.
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