Palm oil boom eyed as threat to soybean growers
Washington sources say Agriculture Department officials may seek actions to shield American soybean growers from rising palm oil competition. Bell notes possible proposals after studies show palm oil expansion backed by World Bank and aid programs. Memorandum cites financing as fueling exports and argues against disrupting U S fats and oils markets. Malaysia leads exports with 2.4 million tons expected by 1990, with expansion in Indonesia Ivory Coast and others.
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Bernard Brenner
UPI
Washington
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Richard E. Bell
Bell
World Bank
United States
Foreign Agricultural Service
Malaysia
Indonesia
Ivory Coast
Bunker Hill Plans Appeal Over EPA Sulfur Emission Rule
Bunker Hill Mining Co says it will appeal a federal sulfur oxide emission regulation tied to its lead zinc smelter. The rule requires 82 percent control, higher than the current 72 percent rate, and the company plans appeals through the 9th Circuit and possibly the Supreme Court. The EPA seeks 96 percent control by mid 1977, with supplemental measures like shutdowns in bad wind conditions.
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Kellogg, Idaho
UPI
Bunker Hill Mining Co
Environmental Protection
Done
Gulf Resources and Chemical Co
Houston, Tex
9Th Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
U.S. Supreme Court
Halley
Bunker Hill
EPA
Idaho
Federal Appeals Court
EPA-Bunker Hill Ready For Battle
A legal clash unfolds between the Environmental Protection Agency and Bunker Hill Co over a sulfur dioxide rule. EPA says Bunker Hill must install equipment to curb 82 percent of emissions from Kellogg smelters, with a July 1977 compliance deadline. Bunker Hill contests feasibility and will appeal.
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Kellogg, Idaho
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
Bunker Hill Co
Prince Panya Souvanna Phouma Flees Laos by River Swim
Prince Panya Souvanna Phouma, son of Laos prime minister Souvanna Phouma, swam the Mekong River to Thailand seeking asylum. Thai border guards detained him at Tha Bo as he cited fear of deportation to the Pathet Lao and indoctrination plans.
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Nong Khai
Thailand
UPI
Laos
Mekong
Panya Souvanna Phouma
Tha Bo
Nong Tkhai
Panya
Souvanna Phouma
Vieng Say
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Portugese Commando Crush Rebel Regiment Near Lisbon
Progovernment commandos crushed a rebel military police regiment behind Portugal's presidential palace as leftist workers flooded streets near Lisbon. The government seized five air bases, the main arsenal, and detained Gen Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho amid clashes and mass antigovernment calls in Setubal and Evora.
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Portugese
Nat Gibson
Lisbon
Portugal
UPI
Tagus River
Central Region
Communist Party
Setubal
Copcon
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Carvalho
Belem
Spanish Socialist Leader Barred From Addressing
The Spanish government barred PSOE leader Felipe Gonzalez from addressing foreign press and shut the International Press Club for five days to enforce the ban amid protests over King Juan Carlos I pardon limits. Critics highlighted the antiterrorism act and arrests as signs the gesture falls short.
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Foreign Press Club
Juan Carlos I
Juan Carlos
Association of Foreign Correspondents
Socalist Workers Party
Ministry of Information and Tourism
Felipe Gonzalez
Spanish Socialist Workers Party
PSOE
International Press Club
Information Ministry
Attorney General Orders Review of King Slaying
Attorney General Edward H Levi directed a review of the FBI investigation into Dr Martin Luther King Jr s murder. He asked Assistant Attorneys General J Stanley Pottinger and Richard L Thornburgh to examine the file and recommend whether to reopen the case.
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ED Rogers Washington
UPI
Senate
FBI
Martin Luther King
Edward H Levi
King
Justice Department
J Stanley Pottinger
Richard L Thornburgh
Levi
Senate Intelligence Committee
Pottinger
Department
Thornburgh
John Wilson
Near-Record US Trade Surplus Seen in October
October brought a near-record 1.1 billion trade surplus for the United States driven by strong exports of corn cars and trucks and a cut in oil imports. The Commerce Department said the figure was among the highest on record with optimism for a yearly total of 11.4 billion if the trend continues into November and December.
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Leonard Curry
UPI
Washington
United States
U.S
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Idahoans Named 4 H Alumni Winners
A Plummer businessman and a Boise scientist were selected as Idaho winners in the 4 H alumni recognition program by the Cooperative Extension Service. Lawrence Aripa, author and artist, contributed to Coeur d Alene Indian culture and 4 H activities. Morian Nelson, a birds of prey expert, is an author lecturer and producer active in 4 H events and leadership training.
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Chicago
UPI
Plummer
Idaho
Boise
Lawrence Aripa
Morian Nelson
Cooperative Extension Service
Ariba
Coeur d’Alene
Benewah County
4-H
Nelson
Birds of Prey
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Federal Agency
Prince
Luang Pra
Evora
Thomas Cheatham Madrid
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Jose Maria Mohedano
Joaquin Ruiz-Jiminez
Christian Democratic
Franco
Commerce Department
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Memphis
Tenn
James Earl Ray
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Lois Olson
BEE Office
Westwood
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Rocky Point
Sandpoint
Hi-Way
Kaniksij Cafe
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Stoddard Transfer
Zenith
Elks Lodge
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