Wheat export controls urged by Independent Bakers Association
The group pressed for immediate emergency wheat export restrictions. A spokesman reported telegrams to Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz and Commerce Secretary Frederick Dent stating the wheat shortage has already shut down 100 large independent bakers and left the industry operating at a loss. Hersitey Foods Corp. noted cocoa bean prices rose to 80 cents a pound and almonds jumped 90 percent. The firm warned that prices and bar sizes may change, pending government approval.
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Earl Butz
Frederick Dent
Subpoenas Issued In Agnew Campaign Records Probe
Federal prosecutors subpoena Maryland Archives Hall of Records and Board of Elections for Spiro Agnew campaign finance files including his 1966 governor race and vice presidential campaigns as part of a bribery and conspiracy inquiry led by U S Attorney George Beall in Baltimore. A separate report notes a fatal premature bomb blast near Londonderry and an Israeli interception of a plane with Palestinian leaders. The Sierra Club urged a motorist tax to fund mass transit in a federal EPA hearing on Southern California air cleanup.
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Annapolis
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Baltimore
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Sierra Club
California
Richard L. Perrine
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EPA
DA outlines criminal file plan for Tehama County
The Tehama County District Attorney backed a new central intelligence file to track known criminals, with access limited to three officials. The file will include conviction data, addresses, employment, and associations tested for reliability, and used to predict crime trends while protecting informants.
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Central Intelligence
Board of Supervisors
James PP. Lang
Lang
Probation Department
Nixon prepares crucial Watergate address from Camp David
President Nixon, at Camp David with top aides, plans a half hour TV speech on Watergate to lift his poll standing. He may then attend an Aug. 20 Veterans of Foreign Wars event and hold press conferences after a five month pause.
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Nixon aid rule criticized over school desegregation
Civil rights groups condemned Nixon administration changes they say would promote continued segregation by allowing six school systems to receive about 10 million to 12 million dollars in federal aid despite past ineligibility. The Justice Department also filed a civil suit against Omaha Nebraska for a racially segregated district and sought integration at Martin Luther King Middle School.
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Daily News
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UPI
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha
Martin Luther King Middle
Supervisors Face A Light Agenda
Tehama County supervisors have a light meeting agenda with only County Road Commissioner Larry Coleman due at 10 a.m. District Attorney Henry Goff will present a proposed solicitors licensing ordinance.
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Larry Coleman
Solicitors
Henry Goff
Skylab 2 Aims Sun Explosions Photos Earth Resources Scan
Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Been Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma monitor the sun after a spectacular flare and plan to photograph Earth resources from opposite sides of the globe. Garriott notes solar activity could help solve energy needs while Hildner cautions the eruption would not reach Earth. Blood tests for Skylab spiders Arabella and Anita were considered by flight controllers.
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Southeast Asia
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Australia
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Hildner
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Skylab
Arabella
Anita
Final Search Launched For Missing Boy In Southwest
Volunteers in New Mexico and Arizona launch a weekend long search for Larry a young boy who has been crying for help over citizen band radio for four days Civil Air Patrol coordinator Richard Cameron says the effort may be a well planned hoax but the search will continue through Sunday as listeners from California to Mississippi report hearing distress calls placed Tuesday night by the unidentified boy
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N.M
UPI
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Arizona
Civil Air Patrol
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Larry
California
Mississippi
Weather outlook fair with near record heat in region
Fair through Sunday with little temp change and winds 5 to 15 mph. High today near 104 and tonight 68, tomorrow 103. No precipitation expected today tonight or tomorrow. River levels show Lake Red Bluff 15.5, Bend Bridge 20.6, Tehama 203.6, Woodson 168.1 feet. Sunrise tonight 8:12 p.m. and tomorrow 6:16 a.m. PDT.
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Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
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