Congress urged to fund Mexican foot and mouth crisis aid
Nebraska cattlemen press Congress to approve more money after a U S commission reports exhausting its 9 million appropriation for care of infected Mexican cattle. Officials warn costs could reach 10 million with mass cullings and continued border safeguards amid spread fears.
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Change in World Herald HQ House Keeps Russian Tass History
The National Press Building floor shifts its atmosphere as Office 13874, now home to the World Herald, once served as Tass the Russian news agency's Washington bureau.
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Committee urges lawfulness in customer dealings
The group urges officials to avoid soliciting special favors and to commend establishments that uphold public interest. It asks for confidential reports on patrons or places that disregard proper conduct and seeks names of those uncaring about law observance.
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