Cattlemen lash at Carter veto over beef imports
Missouri and Kansas cattlemen decry President Carter's veto of a bill limiting beef imports. They warn the move could trigger further liquidation, arguing it ignores market signals and may allow higher imports at the president's discretion. They cite shrinking cattle herds from 132 million in 1975 to 116 million today.
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Iran oil output inches up amid strike despite crackdown
In Tehran official reports show Iran raising oil production to 2.7 million barrels per day as remaining strikers defy a military order. A few workers rejoined foreign experts and technicians to operate wells at the world second largest oil exporter, amid a two week strike.
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Lawyer Claims Ray Lied About Representing King Target
Washington AP report outlines Houston attorney Percy Foreman’s testimony that James Earl Ray asked for his defense in the King assassination case only after receiving a written request. Foreman disputes Ray’s denial of writing the letter and details his attendance before the House assassination committee. Oil workers strike, Tehran demonstrations, and Iran’s tension with the Shah are also summarized with regional impacts and international labor notes.
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Kansas Inaugural Plans Discussed For Topeka Wichita
TOPEKA AP Aide says an announcement on Kansas Governor Carlin inaugural events may come soon with Wichita under consideration for a main ball at Century II auditorium. Some activities could be in Topeka while the ceremony remains at the statehouse. Former Gov Docking held Wichita events in 1969. Mayor McCormick says Carlin may choose any location.
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Rowdy Truckers Strike Goes Ahead Across Nation
Pittsburgh AP reports dissident truckers claim success in a nationwide steel haulers strike. Independent confirmation was unavailable. Weekend shootings and minor disturbances were reported as police noted two incidents on highways near the job action that began at midnight Friday.
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