US ASCS cuts up to 3000 jobs tied to REAP end
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department ordered a reduction in force across ASCS offices, up to 3000 fewer employees, linked to the elimination of the Rural Environmental Assistance Program. Congress seeks REAP restoration while terms shift, with 2,800 county offices and 200 state posts targeted for layoffs. The USDA says displaced workers may be reassigned or relocated with moving cost support. The article also notes a separate USDA parity price rise through mid June, boosting soybeans, corn, hogs and wheat amid export controls and a forthcoming July 10 planting report.
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Agriculture Department
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Senate
ASCS
Kenneth E. Frick
The
Conservation Service
Frick
American Soybean Association
Hudson
Iowa
Association
Department
Soap Actor Beradino high stake acting bout challenge
John Beradino of General Hospital challenges any nighttime Emmy winner to a live on tape acting bout with equal material and a 5000 dollar purse. He argues daytime performers deserve recognition for five day workweeks and no retakes. The Television Academy stays out of the wager.
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John Beradino
General Hospital
Beradino
ABC
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
New York
Afternoon TV Magazine
Bobby Riggs
Riggs
Billie Jean King
Margaret Court
Hollywood
Television Academy
Academy
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Median incomes rise to $11,120 in U S Census data
Census figures show the median family income rose 8.1 percent to $11,120 for 54.5 million US families. White families average $11,550 while Black families average $6,860. Poverty declines overall but Black poverty persists, with a rise in the number of Blacks living in poverty from 7.4 million to 7.4 million and non-family households growing fast.
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Washington
Census Bureau
America
Marshal's Sale In Kansas Court Auctions Ward Defendants
Public sale scheduled July 26 1973 at 10 00 a m West front door Franklin County Court House Ottawa Kansas for cash to highest bidder all right title and interest of Elmer Ellsworth Ward Jr and Jean A Ward in Lots 37 38 39 40 and 47 in Block 5 Hamblins Addition City of Ottawa levied on as the defendants property to satisfy an Order of Sale issued by the U S District Court District of Kansas Topeka.
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Elmer Ellsworth Ward, Jr
Jean A. Ward
United States District Court For
District of Kansas
Topeka
Kansas
Franklin County
Ottawa
Hamblin
City of
Joseph K. Strider
Elston Decker
Strider v Strider Petitioner Under Kansas Marshal Action
By Jack V. Richardson United States Marshal District of Kansas 4 Mangrum Deputy Vera F Strider Petitioner.
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Jack V. Richardson
United States
District of Kansas
Mangrum
Vera F. Strider
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