Sugar Subsidy Payments Resume After Wage Suit Landmark ruling clears the way for beet grower subsidies
The Agriculture Department ordered state offices to begin paying about 60 million dollars in sugar beet subsidies blocked by a migrant worker wage complaint. A federal judge dismissed the suit for lack of jurisdiction, allowing payments to proceed under the Sugar Act, with a related note on cane payments due in February and later months. DES traces in beef livers show a small residue rate after a 1973 ban, potential reintroduction of a certification system, and ongoing concerns about health risks. A separate report outlines the Young Executives Committee study on agricultural research priorities rural development and foreign agricultural development.
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U.S. District Court
Joseph C. Waddy
Migrant Legal Action Program
Waddy
Congress
U.S
Louisiana
Florida
Texas
Young Executives Committee
J. Phil Campbell
Campbell
Stock prices surge as NYSE posts record week
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange reached record activity with Monday showing 32.13 million shares, and gains driven by falling rates and optimism for equities. The Dow surpassed 700 for the first time since 1974, led by IBM antitrust ruling.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
Dow Jones
Dow
KBI files to remain on record not destroyed
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation will keep 532 files on citizens not charged with crimes. Retired Supreme Court Justice Wertz decided the files have legitimate law enforcement value. Atty. Gen. Hoffman and Wertz will draft reports as Schneider weighs destruction, with possible Senate hearings on the matter.
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Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Associated Press
Supreme Court
William J. Wertz
Wertz
Asst
Atty
Donald BR. Hoffman
Curt T. Schneider
Schneider
KBI
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Ross
Doyen
Concordia
Fred H. Howard
Jack H. Williams
Wichita
Hoffman
Robert Docking
Attorney General's Office
Americans Major Horsemeat Traders
Brussels reports Americans now the leading exporters of chilled and frozen horsemeat to Europe, with France and Belgium biggest buyers in 1974. US shipments rise as Belgium and France import thousands of tons, while Poland, Yugoslavia, Argentina and Ireland lag. Belgian traders note Houston and other U.S. slaughterhouses.
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United States
France
Europe
Italy
Holland
West Germany
America
Poland
Yugoslavia
Argentina
Ireland
Houston
GOP Plans TV Shows to Repair Image in Spring
New York AP The Republican National Committee will air three half hour TV programs this spring to highlight positive GOP work. Mary Louise Smith says the aim is to rebuild public perception tied to Watergate and the faltering economy. The format resembles a magazine of the air with news segments and presidential conference excerpts.
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Republican National Committee
GOP
Mary Louise Smith
Chicago
Republican Party
Washington, D.C
CBS
80 Minutes
Smoking Policy Faces Public Hearing In Kansas
In Topeka the Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee heard testimony on a bill to ban smoking in certain public places. About 30 people attended, including GASP supporters and opponents. Testimony praised or opposed the measure, with public allergy concerns raised by Mrs. Burkhead. Committee chair Sen. Reilly said no further hearings are planned and a vote time was not set. A parallel Local Government panel advanced a cash basis law exemption bill for municipalities.
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Odda
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Gasp— Group Against
Kansas
Arden Booth
R-Lawrence
Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee
Land of Freedom
Cynthia Garyardt
Lawrence
Mary Burkhead
Shawnee Mission
Sen
Edward Reilly Jr
R-Leavenworth
Senate Local Government Committee
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