Talks on European troop reductions gain momentum
VIENNA AP The East West talks on reducing armed forces in Central Europe moved into a new phase with Russia calling the effort of great importance and significance The 19 nations are months from deciding how many troops to cut and which nations participate Hungary will be observer only a dispute resolved by the United States After Brezhnev and Polish leaders endorsed the talks Moscow signaled a favorable shift toward force cuts in Helsinki similar exploratory talks are under way in Finland involving 34 nations Brezhnev stated such reductions could free funds for economic projects and NATO failure to challenge the 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia is noted
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Onion Economics: Price Rise Elevates Everyday Staples
New York report notes onions shift from budget item to status symbol as prices soar. Consumer anecdotes describe budgeting for onions alongside winter coats, and gourmets now judge affluence by the three pound bag on the checkout. The piece playfully contrasts hardship and desire, ending with a hungry assurance of steak and onions after payday.
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Big 8 Race In Final Week
Kansas City AP reports Oklahoma State and Oklahoma chasing the Big Eight baseball crown with two games at Kansas State Tuesday and one Wednesday. Colorado and Kansas State results affect the standings as Nebraska and Kansas also play. Also Salzburg Cathedral marks its 1200th anniversary in 1974 with Penderecki sacred work to premiere next year.
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Old Farmer's Almanay May Predictions and Notes
Almanac fragment details May events and weather lore including violets, Armed Forces Day, a fire in 1848, and a riddle about ships. Notes on horse powered treadmills for ships, home hints for polish and pincushions, plus a long regional weather forecast covering New England to California.
US envoy on way to Peking amid lifting ties
America's first diplomatic representative to Communist China, David K. Bruce, crosses from Hong Kong to Peking with his wife and aides. He details plans to establish normal relations, pursue trade, and report on conditions as the liaison office prepares to open in Beijing. The mission will function from an apartment for now, with a staff of 31.
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Charles Freeman
State Department
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Huang Chen
Mao Tsetung
France
Chou En-lai
Deal With Russia Eyebrows Rise Over Wheat Sales
Washington AP says the Commodity Exchange Authority will decide next month if grain traders illegally took millions in tax dollars by rigging Kansas City wheat prices during last summer's U S Soviet Union sales. A KC Board of Trade probe cleared dealers, but its report remains unreleased. The GAO and DEA are tied to the wider Russian wheat deal inquiry with results due by early summer. Subcommittee hearings cited traders betting on subsidies to cash in as prices surged from about 1.68 to 2.12 a bushel, sparking subsidies and bunker-like profit prospects for exporters.
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Notice of Hearing on Final Settlement Estate of Milo Hewitt
Legal notice in Podale Court Franklin County Kansas first published April 30 1973 last May 14 1973 by Peoples National Bank as executor seeking final settlement of Milo M Hewitt deceased and approval of accounts services fees and expenses heirs determination and property distribution with defenses due by May 23 1973 at 10:00 a.m. in Olathe Kansas. Attorney James K Lagan Payne Jones Box 151 Tower Building Olathe 66061 782-2500 represents petitioner.
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Milo MM. Hewitt
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Mila M. Hewitt
Olathe
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