Price protest by farmers tractors roll into Plains
Plains Ga AP Hundreds of tractors and tracks filled the main street as farmers gathered to press for government help on farm prices. The march went toward a field near Carter's home while Carter was at Camp David. Local officials estimated thousands would join, with signs like Hell No We Won't Grow and America Grew Up to the Farms. The movement, led by American Agriculture, seeks a floor price to cover costs and profits, with a Dec 14 strike threat. A flyover by crop dusters is planned to show support, and another tractor parade is planned for Atlanta on Dec 10.
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Midwest
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Congress
Georgian Agri- Culture Aviation Association
Tom Kersey
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Smithfield
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James L. Peavy
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Atlanta
Peavy
Interstate 15
Holiday traffic toll hits 191 across nation
Traffic accidents had claimed 191 lives on the nation s streets and highways by midafternoon today with part of the four day Thanksgiving weekend remaining. In California the highway patrol reported 22 persons killed by midafternoon today and noted 819 drunk driving arrests, down from earlier levels.
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Weather Tonight and Saturday Area Fair Forecast
Tonight and Saturday area wide fair with low 54 in LB and 1 in mountains high 48 in MW. Desert region fair with low and high listed. National Safety Council projects 460 to 560 traffic deaths over the weekend from 6 p.m. Wednesday to Sunday midnight.
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Cal Head Start funding hike boosts California enrollments
California would receive about 43 million dollars this year for Head Start programs, an 18 million rise that Cranston says will add 7,000 California children to preschool development. The hearing on federal child care was led by Senator Cranston with Senator Hayakawa.
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SL Hayakawa
R-Calif
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Two Butte College students found alive after snow search
Paradise, UP. Two state college students, Bob Dreher and Dennis Glover, were located in good condition by a highway patrol helicopter. They had stayed in a cabin near Paradise after a fraternity event and were being airlifted to Chico. A starch crew with dogs and snowmobiles aided the search.
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Bob Dreher
Dennis Glover
Chico
Butte College
Butte County
Holiday weather mirrors July Fourth across Southern California
A mild Santa Ana pattern kept Long Beach and Southern California warm through Thanksgiving. Forecasters said cooling would begin Saturday with the trough of high pressure fading. Beachgoers reported 500000 visitors from Malibu to Newport as surf reached 6 feet and water cooled to 62 degrees. Mountain resorts saw near capacity, Mammoth packed, Northern California ski areas getting fresh snow up to two feet, and another Pacific front bringing rain near the Oregon border followed by a cloudy dry rest of the region.
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Eureka
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Stop-and-to Strangler Claims 11th Victim in LA area
Autopsy on 28 year old Jane Evelyn King found strangling and possible sexual assault in a string of murders linked to a killer targeting young women in northern Los Angeles suburbs. Police and county agencies form a 32 member task force to pursue the suspect, with several victims abducted and raped.
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Lissa Kastinal
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Sonja Johnson
Dolores Cepeda
Joseph Greeley
St. Ignatius
Thursay
Amy’s new sled remains untested at Camp David
Snow began to fall on Thanksgiving weekend at Camp David as the Carter family kept mostly under overcast skies. Amy Carter hoped for snow to try her birthday sled but the flakes were scant and the family planned to return to Washington after a brief holiday visit.
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Maryland
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Amy
White Mouse
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Camp David
Carter
Powell
Frank Moore
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Washington
Carter's tax overhaul on hold for now in 1974 plan
President hopeful Carter signals a phased approach with a likely $15 to $20 billion in tax reductions in 1974 and no major reform until after the first year. He plans a preliminary installment this fall, with detailed reform ready after a year in office. Blumenthal says election-year legislation will be kept simple.
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Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Rhodesia plan gains cautious backing from Black Moderates
Black Moderates back Ian Smith plan for black majority rule in Rhodesia with qualified support. They urge nationalist guerrillas to return home peacefully and aid in uniting the nation amid calls for political reconciliation.
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