Wheat curbs lifted aimed at record U S wheat crop
Washington officials announced a 1974 farm program under which government protection would cover 1.3 million more acres than this year, aiming for 55 million wheat acres. The plan, tied to a four year farm bill, seeks a record 1.85 billion bushels in 1974 75 and sets target price protections with possible deficiency payments if prices fall.
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Isaacs Shayees buys custom Cadillac limousine
Musician ISAAC SHAYEES bought an eight carat Cadillac limousine costing 45000 dollars cut in half at the factory for a longer body. It features a wrap around love seat, a TV set, telephone, bar, refrigerator, and quadraphonic sound, claimed roomier than his 35000 dollar Rolls Royce.
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Meat buyers fill Detroit church sale in bargain event
Hundreds of parishioners at Oak Grove AME Church lined up Wednesday for a church buying club sale offering meat and fish at cut prices. Hamburgers, sausage and fish were sold well below market, with organizers saying the program partners with merchants to bring down costs for shoppers. One attendee praised the church’s involvement in everyday concerns.
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Penny-pinching tramp leaves $750,000 fortune
BRIGHTON England William Lyon an elderly man who lived as a tramp and with his sister died in a Brighton Hospital. His will reveals a fortune of 750000 dollars with most estate going to Brighton Hospital. Neighbors recalled his frugal habits and indicating he prospered in stocks and shares. He left his sister modest bequests and a home valued part but the bulk to the hospital.
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Nixon to address VFW meet on national issues in New Orleans
President Nixon plans to discuss economy foreign policy and energy at the Veterans of Foreign Wars national convention in New Orleans after declaring Watergate should go to the courts. He will then hold a news conference at San Clemente before Labor Day and address pending business.
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Carl Bernstein
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