NATO Ministers Weigh Stand-Easy Pact With Soviets
NATO foreign ministers open a two day spring meeting amid Middle East and Indochina tensions. An allied study urges a balanced East West force cut, proposing 1.5 million Warsaw Pact reductions in Europe in exchange for a 300000 man NATO trim.
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Europe
Public Broadcasting Environment Center funded in DC
The HEW Office of Education grants 600000 to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting to establish a Public Broadcasting Environment Center in Washington. Plans include a Quality of Life TV and radio series, surveys, and a reference library with support from private and public partners.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Office of Education
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Breakfast Menu Tuesday
A Tuesday breakfast menu lists hotcakes with butter and syrup plus a cantaloupe slice and milk.
Lunch Menu At High School Details
High School will serve lunch on Monday with the snack bar open Tuesday and Wednesday. Other schools menus will vary.
Farm Exports May Increase in 1970s Outlook
AP reports Agriculture Department economists see modest gains for U S farm exports in the 1970s if commodity prices align with world levels. A ERS study foresees a possible 50 percent export rise over the next decade amid world demand and price trends, with livestock income improving more than crop profits.
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Agriculture Department
U. S
Economic Research Service
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Administration Farm
U.S
Department
Beltsville
Texas board tightens rules over cattle feedlot waste
AUSTIN AP The Texas Water Quality Board chairman says cattle feedlot waste poses more problems than expected and will face stricter scrutiny. A tested case shows runoff can contaminate canals and land, harming crops and posing risks during heavy rains.
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Texas Tech
DPS Patrolman's Killer Goes On Trial In Dallas
Jury selection was to begin in Dallas for Felipe Orta 18 charged with killing highway patrolman Travis Locker near Waxahachie last Nov 29 His defense won a venue change after his Waxahachie trial started March 9 Orta and two youths Guzman 15 and Guerra 17 face separate trials for the fatal shooting during a traffic stop.
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Avr
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Waxahachie
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Ellis County
Travis Locker
Nuclear scientist slams university presidents over Nixon talks
Dr Edward Teller accused 33 university presidents who met with President Nixon of striking at academic freedom. He said they had become a pressure group by advising the President to reach an agreement with students. The remarks were made Thursday night in Omaha.
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Neb
Edward Teller
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Cambodian Foreign Minister visits Saigon for three day talks
Cambodian Foreign Minister Yem Sambaur arrived in Saigon for a three day visit and held talks with President Thieu and Vice President Ky. He planned to discuss restoring diplomatic relations and the status of Vietnamese residents in Cambodia. The visit marks a step in reestablishing ties after years of strained relations.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
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Tientsin
Government backs SST program despite high costs
The report notes that even if the 1978 goal is met, the American SST will be faster and carry more passengers. It counters charges that the $1.4 billion development cost for two prototypes is excessive, stating the government will recover its $1 billion subsidy plus a profit if all goes well.
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Tive
Manners in Yemen Foot Etiquette Highlighted
In Yemen the height of rude behavior is showing the soles of the feet to others. Guests should sit with feet tucked to one side or folded under to avoid offense.
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Yemen
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