Wheat forecasters surprised as Kansas wheat crop proves large
After months of dire forecasts, Kansas farmers harvest what may be the third largest wheat crop on record. Officials blamed variable conditions, while both a growers association and the crop and livestock service noted forecasting errors but stressed their methods and efforts to measure yield.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas
Earl Hayes
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Moe Johnson
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Hayes
Wheat Growers’ Association
Ball Park
Crop Service
Johnson
Crop Reporting Service
The
Singapore Roads Fall Quiet as Car Ownership Is Curbbed
The island city state tightens private car use with higher taxes and the Area Licensing Scheme. Public garages raise rates as traffic falls and vehicles drop by about 2,600 in early 1976. Officials cite fewer accidents and better life quality, while debates linger on mass transit options.
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Singapore
Automobile Association
Milton Tan
Central Business District
U.S
U. S
World Bank
America
Europe
Asia
Lai Weng Cheong
Republic
Changes In Auto Industry Are Unlikely
Dearborn. Henry Ford II says major changes in the auto industry by century's end are unlikely. He predicts 1980s to 2000s may resemble today, cites highway mass transit dominance, and notes low but possible strike risk for Ford. UAW chief Woodcock echoes slim strike odds.
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Dearborn
Mich
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Ford
UAW
United Auto Workers
United States
Leonard Woodcock
Three more testify before Hoffa grand jury in Detroit
Three witnesses from Teamsters Local 560 in Union City NJ are granted immunity and scheduled to testify before Detroit grand jury probing James R Hoffa's disappearance last July 30. Prosecutors plan questions about Tony Pro Provenzano and Salvatore Briguglio as part of the ongoing, complex probe.
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Detroit
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Union City
Teamsters Local 560
Karen Schnable
Local 560
Paul Ciampi
Armand Castellito
Anthony
Tony Pro" Provenzano
Salvatore Briguglio
Provenzano
560
Gameroom
Briguglio
FBI
U.S. Justice Department Organized Crime Strike Force
U.S. Atty
Philip van Dam
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Pomona City Council Sets Monthly Meetings Time
An ordinance changes Pomona Kansas city council meetings to the first Monday night of each month at 7 00 pm at City Hall and repeals Ordinance No 315 from October 1975. The ordinance takes effect after publication and was approved July 71 1776 with signatures of Nels G Kristenson and Vivian K Fichinger.
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Pomona
Kansas
Nels G., Kristenson
Vivian K. Fichinger
Pomona adopts National Electrical Code with licensing
Pomona Kansas enacts Ordinance No. 317 adopting the National Electrical Code latest edition and requiring electrical licenses and bonds. The ordinance sets license fees of 5 dollars annual, a 1000 dollar bond, and permits for installations, with penalties up to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail per violation, effective upon publication June 2, 1976.
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Pomona
Kansas
City of
Pomonia
National Fire Protection Association
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
Massachusetts
Electricians
City Clark Shell
Ity
Vivian K. Elcninger
Ottawa Herald
Toa rea Budget Year 1076 Curren 197 for Balerca
Fragmentary OCR notes reference utility funds and enterprise funds, mentioning Curran and Benin with unclear figures. The text cites APRIBE UTILITY FUNDS and fund names, but the meaning and specifics are unreadable, leaving only partial items and place hints.
Pomona Kansas Adopts Energy Cost Adjustment Amendment
An ordinance amends Ordinance No. 312 to add an energy cost adjustment factor for electric rates. The factor, tied to monthly power costs, modifies Section 4 and applies to all electric customers. The amendment becomes effective after passage, approval, and publication. signed July 2 1976 by Mayor Nels G. Kristenson and Attest: Vivien K. Elehinger.
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Nels G. Kristenson
Vivien K. Elehinger
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Orton Taeda
Deta
Merwin
Curren
Jon T
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Balerca
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Jung Ewe
Benin
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Mibos Rou Gund
Jo Ee
Asa
Ottawa
A.F.& AM
Max Shoemaker
Clarence
Emporia College
Wright
South Willow
Princeton
West Ball Diamond
Forest Park
Wen and Waren Werte
Olathe Area
Dale Gshel
Merrimac
Betty Weaver
Paola
Weldner Mobil
South Main
Garnett
Maupin Construction
Manhattan
Jim Boyd
Equal Opportunity Company
Reem
Asp
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Frankly County
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