Farm exports lift U.S. food costs as prices surge
Washington AP reports a record flood of farm exports mainly wheat corn and soybeans adds about 2 billion to consumer food bills this year. Retail prices may rise at least 12 percent with higher feeds costs and restricted soy exports amid government curbs.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Department
Don Paarlberg
USDA
United States
Paarlberg
Soviet Union
Russia
Japan
Europe
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Reopen Roads To Phnom Penh
A large convoy of nearly 500 trucks rolled into Phnom Penh via Highway 5 from Battambang after the road's reopening amid weeks of fighting with Khmer Rouge. Highway 4 to the coast and Kompong Som port was reopened, easing capital supply lines but risk of future disruption remains. In Saigon, the Viet Cong announced two Canadian officers missing since June 28 are being held near Xuan Loc and urged intervention to secure their release.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Highway 5
Battambang
Rice Province
Kompong Som
U.S
Here
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Xuan Loc
Saigon
International Commission
French Unabashed At Bomb Criticism
Paris reports show French reactions to foreign protests over France's nuclear tests in the South Pacific. Most oppose protests as a joke, while government warns ships to stay from the test area and Paris media give scant coverage. Nine Pacific nations protest the tests as health threats, but France defends low fallout from high altitude detonation.
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Paris
Wales
Britain
France
South Pacific
Australia
New Zealand
Mururoa Atoll
International Court of Justice
Hague
Pacific Basin
Japan
Venezuela
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Bolivia
Chile
Congress to Return to Big Bills and Watergate Hearings
Congress ends recess and prepares to tackle major items including the Alaska oil pipeline hurdle, a sweeping four year farm bill, and other measures such as campaign reform and minimum wages. Senate Watergate hearings resume with former Attorney General Mitchell testifying.
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Washington
Congress
Watergate
Senate
House
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Alaska
Sens
Walter F. Mondale
Dminn
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
U.S
Japan
Dole Paid Most For Speeches In Senate In 1972
Washington AP report based on Congressional Quarterly shows Senator Robert Dole R Kan led as the top paid speaker in the Senate in 1972 with 26 speeches totaling 33550 dollars. Other Kansas lawmakers followed with varying earnings and disclosures include Roy Shubitz Sebelius Winn and Shriver listing corporate and financial interests.
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Washington
Congressional Quarterly
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Senate
Committee For
Gypsum Drywall Contractors International
James B. Pearson
Kansas
Bill Roy
Joe Shubitz
House
Marshal's Sale In Franklin County Kansas 1973
United States District Court for the District of Kansas issues a marshal sale order in case 7-534 against Elmer Ellsworth Ward Jr and Jean A Ward. On a July 1973 date at 10:00 a.m. sale will occur at the Franklin Co Courthouse Ottawa Kansas. Property includes Lots 37 38 39 40 and 41 in Black Hamblins Addition Ottawa. Sale is for cash and subject to court confirmation.
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The
United States District Court For the
District of Kansas
United State of Armerica
Elmer Ellsworth Ward, Jr
Jean A. Ward
United States District Court For
Topeka
Kansas
Franklin Eon Fcou
Ottawa
Franklin County
Hamblin
United States Marshal's Office
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Sen. Dole
Dole
Roy
Skubitz
Baltimore Gas and Electric
Consolidated Edison
First National Bankshares
Philadelphia Electric
Potomac Electric Power Co
Virginia Electric Power Co
Washington Gas, and Light Co
Keith Sebelius
United Accumulative Fund
Keystone S4 Fund
Life Insurance Investment Fund
Farm Bureau Mutual Fund
General Motors and
Dillon Companies
Larry Winn
Southgate State Bank
Garner Shriver
Jack V. Richardson
M. Mangrum
Ransom Bennett JR
J. W. Dickerson
W. G. Ransom
Jim Piper
R. C. Winchester Cashier
Maxine Lichtenberger
John Wilson
Robert B. Anderson
Wayne D, Angell
James D. Asher
Thomas F. Porter
William W. Wallace
Carl Schulz
Beacon Light Group
Dewey and
Lena Barnhart
Michael R. Good
Rantoul
Peoples of
Peoples Nationall Bank
Ottawa, Kansas
F.d.1.c
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Funds
R. C. Winchester
North Birch
Country Club
Canterbury Court
Apr
Coppertone
Coronado
J. C. Higgins
Packard
Homewood
Right Temple
S. Maple
Pressonville
Coffman's Welding
Hereford
Inn
Sunmastr Corp
Olathe
Parmelee Products
Avon Territory
Avon
Jane Sells
Lawrence
Ganeral Services
Bert Mitchell
RFD
J. W. Taylor
Cathcard Carpet Service
Pickering
Lloyd McClure
Bennie Stinson
A&g Roofing CO
Gib Ledom
Tom Williams
Richmond
U. S
C. Watkins
Quenemo
Kansasland Packing
East Dundee
Williamsburg
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