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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1985

Page

6

U S Still Involved In Private Aid To Contras

Washington reports indicate the White House gave initial guidance to private fundraisers aiding Nicaraguan rebels and did not discourage foreign governments from channeling support. Private sources note an arms length stance since last fall amid Congress Nicaragua restrictions, with NSC handling contacts and estimated private aid around 11 million this year.

Washington White House Reagan Congress U.S National Security Council John K. Singlaub Singlaub Carter South Korea League NCS Karna Small North Council CYA Senate CIA House NSC State Department Joseph Reap Anti- Defamation League of B'nai B'rith World Anti- Communist League

U S Losing Its Stranglehold On The World Wheat Market

Washington reports the United States remains the top world wheat exporter but faces growing competition from the European Community Canada Australia and Argentina. US production peaked in 1981 and has fallen while rivals expand output and market share amid currency factors debt and price support concerns. European output surpassed the US last year yet exports hinge on domestic policy rather than targeted exports.

U.S Agriculture Department European Economic Community Canada Australia Argentina Farmline Department Allen Schienbein EEC John Block United States Europe France Great Britain West Germany Italy Ron Trostie Trastle

Fourth Septuplet Dies as Family Grieves

Bonnie Marie Frustad, the fourth of America's first septuplets to die, succumbed at 12:25 p.m. at Childrens Hospital of Orange County after a 19 day battle with hyaline membrane disease. Parents Samuel and Patricia Frustaci mourned as two brothers had already died and three siblings remained critically ill.

Orange Calif Bonnie Marie Frustad America Patricia Frustaci Childrens Hospital Orange County Frustad Patricia Ann Stephen Earl Richard Charles Doug Wood Bonnie Marie Bonnie James Martin Wood David Anthony Peanut Christina Elizabeth Frustaci

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