Rice program under fire as secretary pushes market shift
Washington AP Secretary Earl L. Butz told rice producers advisory panel that the industry is too dependent on a government market. He urged expanding overseas commercial markets and reducing reliance on donated and long term low interest rice under Food for Peace. The discussion weighed Houston plan ideas to let new growers enter with limited acreage and no price supports on extra harvests, while preserving some protections and a path away from production controls. A Los Angeles County resolution protested offshore drilling and urged a ban until Congress sets a Coast policy to prevent foreign control of offshore leases.
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Food For Peace Program
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Congress
U.S
Buzz
Clayton Yeutter
Arkansans
Arkansas
Rice Union
Houston
Yeutter
Los Angeles
California
Interior Department
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
America
Kennedys Ski Weekend Remains Quiet Family Time
In Stockbridge Massachusetts the Kennedy family enjoyed a three day ski trip in the Berkshires. John F Kennedy Jr admired a portrait of his father as he climbed lodge steps. Teddy Kennedy Jr despite bone cancer played with cousins and kept up on the slopes. Senator Edward M Kennedy praised the weekend as family time while press crowds gathered.
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Stockbridge
Mass
Massachusetts Berkshires
John F. Kennedy Jr
John F. Kennedy
John
Betty Gargan
Kennedy
Joey
Florida
Teddy Jr
Joey Gargan
Young Kennedy
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedys
Dallas CCA 1973 campaign funds questioned in deposits
The Times Herald reports no record of a $2000 donation from Southwestern Bell official to Dallas industrialist John Stemmons in the 1973 campaign finance statement. Stemmons says he does not recall the donation in a Thursday deposition. A second deposition says Stemmons received $1000 last August, allegedly used by a CCA oriented committee to block a police bargaining proposal.
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Dallas
Citizen's Charter Association
CCA
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
John Stemmons
Times Herald
Stemmons
Bellex
Bell
W. H. Bowen
David Braden
Bowen
Robinson
Major Lutheran split tensions center on authority
In the Missouri Synod dispute, moderates form a potential fallback body Lutheran Church in Mission while Seminex graduates and congregations see calls granted in defiance of orders. Leaders stress not to form a new denomination but to enable a possible merger among major Lutherans as next July’s convention looms.
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Associated Press
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Moderates
Chicago
Lutheran Church In Mission
Thomas Spitz
Manhassett, N.Y
Charles Vogeley
Seminex
St. Louis
Lutheran Church of Our Savior
Port Washington
N.Y
J.A.0
Preus
John Tietjen
Concordia Seminary
United Church
Concordia
Spitz
Lutheran Council
U.S
Manhassett
Omar Stuenkel
Mabel Heights
Ohio
Missouri Synod
Yesterday's Cryptoquote and Chesterton Note
A cryptic quote shows letter substitutions for vowels and consonants. The sample presents a puzzle line and a Chesterton quote about love and fighting, attributed to G K Chesterton with a King Features Syndicate credit.
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G. K. Chesterton
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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