Beekeeping Demonstration At Shadow Tree Ranch
Conrad demonstrates starting a honey farm by shipping 1500 bees per pound from a California firm into a prepared hive. He works without gloves using helmet netting and gloves while feeding the bees. Bees soon begin brood production and honey harvest plans unfold with supers added as pollen gathering starts. A Night meeting of the North Idaho Beekeepers Association is noted.
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Congress Moves To Create National Energy Department
Washington senators approve a cabinet level energy department to coordinate policy with James Schlesinger as head. The House delays final action on a Hatch Act repeal amid partisan debate while Senate advances foreign aid and a Panama Canal treaty stance remains cautious.
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Bureau Chief Asked To Resign Over Dam Collapse
Harold G. Arthur says Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus ordered his resignation after the Teton Dam failure last June that killed nine people. Arthur agreed to retire upon learning Andrus would fire him if he did not step down. The June 5 collapse caused about 400 million in damage.
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SALT talks resume in Geneva with expanded U S Soviet teams
In Geneva the second SALT session opens with larger staffs for the United States and the Soviet Union. Cyrus Vance and Andrei Gromyko lead delegations in a mood described as businesslike. Officials say no agreement is expected yet but groundwork for a new treaty may be laid.
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Carter Says Congress In Step With President On Gains
President Carter told a White House breakfast that he and a Democratic Congress are marching in step for the nation’s good citing passage of bills including a new energy department and energy programs. He acknowledged learning from lawmakers and noted growing consumer confidence and an improving economy amid domestic and foreign policy talks.
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Teen Lovers Shot Themselves After Family Objection
In Rosemead California Saul de la Cruz 16 and Patricia Guerrero 17 defied their parents to marry. They reportedly played For Your Love loudly in Saul's bedroom then were found hours later dead from headshots with a 22 caliber rifle. Authorities found Spanish letters saying they killed themselves due to marriage opposition.
Israeli Election Setback for Peace Shocks Arab World
The victory of the Likud bloc under Menahem Begin in Israel's general elections is seen by Arab leaders as a setback to peace efforts and increases war fears. Radical Palestinians cheer, while Arab figures like Anwar Sadat and Yasser Arafat react to the shift, warning of rising tensions and urging U.S. firmness.
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Egypt
Hafez Assad
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Menahem Begin
Doha
Oilrich Gulf
Qatar
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