White House Secures Voluntary Grain Halt For Soviet Trade
President Ford wins cooperation from Continental Grain and Cook Industries to suspend major sales to the Soviet Union. Butz cites voluntary action to pause 2.4 million tons of corn and 1 million tons of wheat, aiming to curb price speculation and avoid export controls.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Soviet Union
Earl Butz
Butz
White House
Continental Grain Company
Cook Industries, Inc
Administration
Continental Grain Co
Memphis, Tenn
Treasury
William E. Simon
Agriculture
L. William Seidman
Continental
Michael Fribourg
Cook
Edward “Ned” Cook
Agriculture Department
Simon
Midwest
U.S
Russia
Open Road Phoenix Carriers Vanish Leaving Lights On
Open Road Phoenix sold motor homes and campers at the southeast corner of McDowell and Miller. The dealership suddenly moved its inventory and left a lit vacated lot. Local residents and nearby businesses speculate the firm is closing or relocating, but contact attempts fail and the phone line is disconnected.
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Miller and
McDowell Roads
McDowell and
Miller Roads
Open Road
Phoenix
Salt River Project
SRP
Bing Brown
Aldrich
Denver
Walt Rams
Scottadale
Don Sanderson Ford Outdoor Center
Supplies cut off as Scottsdale schools face inflation
Scottsdale schools warn supply costs are surging 100 to 200 percent for paper and duplicating fluids. District manager Jack Kearney says deliveries may stall as vendors cut inventories, forcing a year ahead buying plan. Nearly 90 percent of the budget goes to salaries and teachers seek cost of living increases amid a funding squeeze.
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Jack Kearney
Scottsdale
Kearney
Absor A
Sap Ote
Jones
Rockefeller Gift to Kissinger Revealed by State Department
The State Department confirmed Nelson Rockefeller gave Henry Kissinger a $50,000 parting gift after Kissinger left Rockefeller’s employ. The Senate Rules Committee sought Rockefeller’s explanation before Kissinger’s 1973 Secretary of State nomination, amid reports of an $86,000 gift to L Judson Morehouse.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Nelson Rockefeller
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington Post
Senate Rules Committee
New York
Kisssinger
Post
Rockefeller
New York State
L. Judson Morehouse
Morehouse
Kissinger
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Dr. Kissinger
Gov. Rockefeller
Gov
Weekend Weather Outlook for the region
A slight chance of showers or thundershowers develops late today with considerable sunshine. Variable cloudiness brings a chance of showers tonight and Sunday. Highs near 90 today and in the mid 80s Sunday. overnight lows around the mid 60s.
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital dedicates preventive medicine training center
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital opened a new family practice training center aimed at keeping people out of the hospital. Dr. Arthur D. Nelson said the focus is preventive care and that the family doctor acts as hospital protector. A fundraising benefit at Fashion Square features Art Linkletter, Norm Crosby, Connie Haines and two bands, with tickets $10 and a Ford Mustang II prize.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Arthur D. Nelson
Nelson
American Board of Family Practice
William Jenkins
Scottsdale
John J. Rhodes
A. E. Carpenter
Art Linkletter
Mall of Fashion Square
Norm Crosby
Connie Haines
Fashion Square
Volpe accused of urging early elections in Italy
UPI reports controversy over a U S ambassador John A Volpe allegedly urging a centrist government to pave the way for early elections in Italy Donat Cattin of the new left faction of the Christian Democrats cited the claim The U S Embassy denied the charge
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Rome
U.S
John A. Volpe
Italy
Carlo Donat Cattin
New Force
Volpe
Ford to Sign Transit Bill if Maintained
President Ford will sign an 11.8 billion transit bill to aid urban public transportation upgrades if the measure remains in its current form, a White House spokesman said Friday.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Polish Red to visit U.S.
Polish Communist Party Secretary Edward Gierek travels to New York for an official visit at the invitation of President Ford, marking the highest Polish leader to visit the United States since World War II.
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Warsaw
Poland
Communist Party
Edward Gierek
United States
New York
Ford
Brezhnev Arrives in East Berlin for 25th Anniversary
Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev landed in East Berlin to participate in East Germany's 25th founding anniversary celebrations as reported by ADN.
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Brezhnev
East Berlin
Dynamite Laden Ship Adrift Near Guernsey Sinking Ordered
A Cypriot cargo vessel carrying 150 tons of dynamite drifted crewless in the English Channel after a Friday fire. French authorities planned air strikes to sink the ship to prevent navigation hazards. the blaze burned out by today and the ship was sunk to safeguard routes.
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Guernsey
Channel Islands
English Channel
Frech
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