Crop program changes eyed as 1983 plans loom
AP Farm Writer reports Agriculture Secretary Block signals possible shifts in 1983 crop programs amid anticipated bumper grain yields. He notes no decisions yet on changing the acreage reduction plan, while Farm Bureau officials discuss policy with Block and potential grain export initiatives. House critics press for reform citing potential price drops if harvests remain high.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Reagan Administration
Agriculture
John R. Block
Block
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Robert Delano
Soviet Union
Delano
Black
Rep
Byron
Dorgan
D-N.d
House Agriculture Committee
Morazan Battles Strain Salvadoran Troops From Training
U S troops returned from Fort Bragg and Fort Benning failed to give El Salvador an edge in the Morazan clash with guerrillas. About 6,000 government soldiers fought through June, with the ambush of a 335 man column near Perquin and 76 reported dead by guerrillas, though confirmed totals were not disclosed. Col Adolfo Castillo was captured after a helicopter crash on June 17 and remains a captive.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
United States
Morazan
Fort Bragg
N.C
Fort Benning
Honduras
Key Golden Bridge
Ilopango
Perquin
Radio
Venceremos
Jose Guillermo Garcia
Col
Adolfo Castillo
Defense
State boards map 4 percent cuts to cover revenue shortfall
Gov. Carlin unveils budget reductions as the Kansas Board of Regents and other agencies finalize voluntary spending curbs. Regents plan 4 percent cuts at six universities and related schools to cover a $47 million gap, with specifics to be set after meetings this week. The Education Department and other state offices also outline trimming steps, mostly through staff and equipment reductions, while avoiding cuts to local school districts.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Kansas Board of Regents
Carlin
Medical and Veterinary Medicine
Kansas Technical Institute
Regents
State General Fund
James Pickett
Emporia
Tam
Pickett
Merle Bolton
Education Department
School For the Deaf
Olathe
School For the Visually Handicapped
Kansas City
State Board of Education
Bolton
Robert Stephan
Kansas Firms Indicted in Broad Bid Rigging Probe
Two Kansas contractors Gladden Excavating Inc. of Dodge City and Gen. M. Myers Inc. of El Dorado along with president G. Marc Myers were indicted on bid rigging and related charges in connection with three federally funded highway projects and two state projects from 1978. Mail fraud and false statement counts accompany the bid rigging counts with penalties up to five years in prison or a $1 million fine for corporations.
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Washington
Kansas
Justice Department
Kansas City
Gladden Excavating Inc
Dodge City
Kan
Gen. M. Myers Inc
el Dorado
G. Marc Myers
Gladden Company
Myers
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Ottawa
Lofgraen
Safecg Insurance
the Family Circus
By Bil Keane
Hugo
Ottawa Herald
Prrdy
Goosemyer
Cea
Jib
Orapner
Aunt Lil
Fletcher Bell
Neil Woerman
Stephan
Attorney General's Office
Bell
Newspaper Advertising Bureau
Dick Neale
Nabscan
Stu Tolley
Vic
Newspaper
Lexington Ave
New York
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