Grain harvest prospects dip slight but U S outlook stays firm
Washington officials forecast a record corn crop of 5.69 billion bushels up 22 percent from 1974 and wheat at 2.14 billion bushels, with a small decline from Sept. 1 indicators. Despite higher prices and a time lag in meat costs, the Agriculture Department expects further sales to the Soviet Union and holds 1975 food prices rising about 9 percent.
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Iowa State University
Robert Wisner
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Farmers split on grain sales to the Soviet Union
A Washington AP report notes a farmer hotline run by the Agriculture Council of America shows 378 of 452 callers favor continued farm exports to the Soviet Union while only five favored a slowdown. Meany and maritime unions threaten boycotts over costs. Ford halted sales to mid October and sent experts to Moscow for a long term deal.
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ASU professor tests PTFE hearts graft substitute
Arizona State University adjunct professor Dr. Lenox D. Baker Jr. and colleagues study expanded PTFE or Teflon as a coronary arterial substitute in calves to reduce vein removal during bypass surgery. The aim is less operative time and fewer medical staff, potentially helping patients lacking suitable veins. The project is funded by the Arizona Heart Foundation and part of ASU biomedical engineering efforts.
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Lenox D. Baker Jr
Paradise Valley
Baker
ASU
Phoenix
Ads urge restraint in growth race across media
Washington reports public service ads signed by 150 TV and 800 radio stations urge viewers to rethink material excess. Spots depict Riordan and Daley leaving behind costly gear while Gov. Lamm warns of resource depletion in a ghost town. Edward P. Morgan narrates several messages from the Center for Growth Alternatives.
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Indian journalist Kuldip Nayar freed from emergency arrest
AP reports Kuldip Nayar, senior editor of Indian Express and Times of London contributor, was released after arrest on July 25 during Mrs. Gandhi's emergency. Government gave no conditions. Nayar said he learned nothing of the reasons for arrest or release. Other opponents remain detained, including Jayaprakash Narayan and Morarji Desai. K.R. Malkani still held.
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Nayar
Indian Express
Times of London
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V.C._ Shukla
Jayaprakash Narayan
Morarji Desai
Raj Narain
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
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Aces Take Second in Tangier Bridge and Golf Festival
At the Tangier Bridge and Golf Festival in Morocco, The Aces finished second to Italy in a 10,000 dollar stakes event with strong fields from Europe. Ace John Swanson played in a dramatic slam against France, choosing the percentage line and missing no finesse to reach 12 tricks. North Paul Soloway aided the play with a sharp spade fit and safe diamond sequence as the match highlighted strategic contrasts in high level bridge.
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Swanson
Bridge Lesson on a Slam Swing and Heart Finesse
In a North hand Swanson advances to a slam by a heart finesse after a heart ace is played, resulting in all 13 tricks as the long shot clubs cooperate and East’s singleton king falls. The piece discusses slam scoring, optimal play, and an invitational two no trump response with eleven points and a five card club fit.
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Hohokam St Daniel's Orientations Planned For Parents
Hohokam St Daniel’s schedules orientation sessions next week for all grades with times from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Kindergarten to sixth grade meet by grade level, seventh and eighth follow later. The PTA offers refreshments and special teachers will be available. Volunteer forms and absences procedures are outlined. Project Work and advisory committee meetings are announced with dates and contact persons.
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Clydene Dechert
Darlene Haring
Anne Sattler
Haring
Hohokam Pta
Lee Lawless
Arthur Murray
Banquet to honor Justice Lorna E Lockwood
A tribute banquet for Justice Lorna E. Lockwood of the Arizona Supreme Court will be held in Phoenix at the Adams Hotel. The buffet event begins at 1 30 p.m after a social hour at 12 30 p.m. Tickets are available through Ann Colby at 112 N Central Ave Suite 317 Phoenix 85004.
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Supreme Court of Arizona
Adams Hotel
Phoenix
Ann Colby
N. Central Ave
County to name Shea Boulevard viewpoint for Lyle R. Fish
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors agreed to name a viewpoint on Shea Boulevard northeast of Scottsdale in honor of Lyle R. Fish of Phoenix. Fish, a Tanner Brothers Contracting Co. employee and project superintendent, improved the mountain site during 1966-67 construction from Scottsdale to Beeline Highway without extra county cost.
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