Nessen cites legacy of Vietnam and Watergate in White House
Washington (UPI) Ron Nessen Ford press secretary spoke of hostility and suspicion built up during the Nixon years and said he aims to overcome the terrible legacies of Vietnam and Watergate. He spoke to reporters about restoring open, honest press relations and believability in government.
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Wheat Growers Back Quick Action on Emergency Farm Bill
The National Association of Wheat Growers urged prompt approval of emergency farm legislation at the annual congressional breakfast. Don Woodward of La Grande Ore said the bill would set a 3.10 target price and 2.50 loan level for the 1975 crop to secure production for domestic and export needs. He noted prices have fallen about 40 percent while costs rise, stressing the measure should take effect this year. Idaho delegates attending included Harold West Max Parkinson Bob Stach Don Howe Bud Dunham Earl Hoopes and Wynne Henderson.
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Teens Cause Ten Thousand Dollars in Boise Vandalism
A roving band of juveniles has damaged about 50 businesses and residences in Boise since March 3. Police link the vandalism to a carload of youths seeking thrills. Six victims reported about 2000 dollars in damage to windows Tuesday morning as officers bolster patrols.
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