Plains May Run Out Of Ground Water
Washington reports an underground rock formation, the Ogallala Aquifer, is being rapidly drained across eight High Plains states. Officials warn regional economy and U.S. food supply could suffer without water-use adjustments, while experts study regional and national impacts and possible remedies.
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High Plains
United States
Dale Williamson
Nebraska Natural Resources Commission
Great Plains
Williamson
Ogallala
John Weeks
U.S. Geological Survey
Kenneth Frederick
Resources For the Future Inc
Frederick
Geological Survey
Nebraska
Federal Economic Development Administration
Water and Power Resources Service
Texas Panhandle
Kansas
Oklahoma Panhandle
U.N Debate Set On Soviet Afghan Intervention
The U N Security Council will hold an urgent debate Saturday at 11 a m on the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan. The United States China and 41 other nations pushed for the session as the Soviet envoy condemned outside interference. Afghanistan's ambassador resigned in protest amid the coup that installed Babrak Karmal after Hafizullah Amin.
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United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Afhanistan
Soviet Union
United States
China
Afghanistan
Abdul Hakim Tabibi
Oleg .A. Troyanovsky
Council
Jacques Leprette
France
Shah Mohammad Dost
Troyanovsky
Leprette
Communist Party
Pravda
Hafizullah Amin
Babrak Karmal
Soviets Bought Grain From U S Not Shipped Yet
Washington AP report says less than 20 percent of 1979 80 U S grain purchased by the Soviet Union has been shipped. As of December 23 about 4.2 million metric tons had been exported, including 1.5 million tons of wheat and 2.7 million of corn. President Carter announced a partial embargo to limit sales.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Department
Richard J. Finkbeiner
Foreign Agricultural Service
Soviet Union
Carter
United States
Law Allows Embargo Clash With Carter Grain Decision
Washington officials say a 1977 farm law provision tied to shortages would not trigger higher price supports due to Carter’s embargo on U S grain to the Soviet Union. An Agriculture Department aide stressed that shortages do not exist and the measure would not apply. Meanwhile Steve Martin signed an NBC contract to star in a series of specials over three years, with potential TV projects alongside.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
Carter
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
Thomas R. Sand
Agriculture
Bob Bergland
United States
Los Angeles
Steve Martin
NBC
Mike Weinblatt
NBC Entertainment
Martin
The
Jerk
Weinblatt
Johnny Carson
Notice of Sale and Estate Hearing in Franklin County
Legal notices published December 22 1979 and January 5 1980 in Franklin County Kansas announce a real estate sale by public auction on January 14 1999 at Ottawa Courthouse for parcels in Lot blocks 40 and 60 with easements of record. The second notice announces a hearing for the estate of Dollie V Lowrance with administrator Duane Lowrance and solicits defenses by January 17 1980 in Ottawa Kansas.
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Fraenklin County
Kansas
Franklin Savings Association
District Court
Franklin County
Said
Ottawa
State of
City of
City of Ottawa
Rex A. Bowling
Franklin Co
Kan
Dollie V. Lowrance
Castlevinley Lowrance
State
Nanals
Duane Lowrance
Dollie V. Lawrance
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