U S seeks long range grain deal with Soviet Union
The State Department aims to seal a long term pact in which Moscow would buy at least five million tons of U.S. grain annually, with parallel talks on a Soviet oil swap to meet about five percent of U.S. needs. President Ford urged progress to stabilize trade and prices amid a weak Russian harvest and rising consumer costs.
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State Department
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Robinson
Ford
Oklahoma State Fair
Tam
Ford Administration
USDA forecasts drop in global grain supply
The Agriculture Department maintains a modest rise in world food output but notes grain stocks next fall near current levels. Prices slip on monsoon gains in India and China while the Outlook and Situation Board warns of weaker livestock demand and possible lower feed use as industrialized nations slow.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Outlook
Situation Board
World Agriculture
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
Economic Research Service
U.S
India
China
Asia
United States
Tsa
Tape evidence questions threats in Warren extortion trial
Edward D. Kelley testified on tape that land promoter Ned Warren never threatened him. Kelley also said Gale Nace threatened him to repay an $8,000 loan used to run two bars co owned by Warren and Kelley. Kelley feared Nace and Warren were Mafia connected.
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Edward D. Kelley
Ann
Ned Warren
Warren
Gale ‘Nace
Kelley
FBI
Nace
Dennis
Town Meeting 76 to discuss national direction and proposals
Scottsdale schedules Town Meeting 76 at 9 am October 11 with workshops on The Times and The Bicentennial Era and The Present Challenges. State Sen. Bob Hungerford acts as MC with opening remarks by Mayor Bill Jenkins and ICA staff coordinating.
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Community Allege
Bob Hungerford
Bill Jenkins
Dave Heirshberg
The
Jaycees
Institute For Cultural Affairs
Chicago
ICA
News Round Up From Associated Press Wires
Round up of brief AP wire items covering various topics across regions with concise notes on events, updates, and developments.
State of emergency for Graham and Greenlee counties declared
Gov Raul Castro declared a flood disaster state of emergency for Graham and Greenlee counties due to damage from the Gila River on September 8. Arizona utilities join a suit to overturn New Mexico electricity export tax as they have generating plants in New Mexico. A Chandler mother of five received two consecutive one year probation terms and was ordered to repay welfare payments. A joint committee received recommendations from a citizens group proposing airport encroachment protections for Arizona.
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Raul Castro
Graham
Greenlee
Gila River
Arizona
New Mexico
Arizona Public Service Co
Salt River Project
Tucson Gas & Electric Co
Elpee Electric Co
New ‘Mexico
Maricopa County
Tommesina Williams
Officials warn grade eight policy may trap 1000 students in Tucson
Tucson educators warn new State Board of Education standards for advancement into high school could keep more than a thousand eighth graders from moving up this year. They argue the policy would create bottlenecks in local schools and strain resources while delaying students’ progress.
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Tucson
State Board of Education
Shriver announces presidential bid in Kennedy legacy bid
Sargent Shriver, John F Kennedy's brother in law, declares his Democratic candidacy in Washington, invoking the Kennedy legacy of honesty and compassion. He vows a "people's campaign" turning policy toward the personal and small, aided by federal matching funds after meeting early contribution thresholds. Ethel Kennedy attends, as does the Kennedy family entourage.
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Ethel Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
America
Gus. Shriver
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Edward M.kennedy
Joseph. Kennedy
John
Robert
Reagan to Tour 20 States as Decision on 1976 Bid Looms
Former California Governor Ronald Reagan plans a two month speaking tour through 20 states to decide whether to challenge President Ford in the Republican primaries next year. Reagan says his choice will aim to benefit the country and will be announced after the tour. Ford campaign manager Howard Calloway and strategist Lyn Nofziger predicted Reagan’s candidacy and urged party neutrality in primary endorsements.
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San Diego
California
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
Republican State Central Committee
Nevada
Illinois
Ee Ford
Howard
Bo” Calloway
Midwest
New York
South
Calloway
Lyn Nofziger
Nofziger
Bomb threat disrupts Scottsdale High School
A young male caller warned of a bomb in the auditorium at Scottsdale High School Friday morning, giving 45 minutes to evacuate. Abbie Van Valer reported the call. the principal cleared the area but no device was found. The message cited the S L I A, linked to Patty Hearst.
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Scottsdale
High School
S.L.A
Abbie van Valer
Student Services
S-Lia
Symbimese Liberation
Foundation linked petition ties UA queries to Kane fund
Tucson AP report shows 10 of 12 petition signers connected to the Kane Research Fund for Brain Injured Children, a private foundation linked to UA surgery department work. The fund aided the human motor laboratory headed by Dr. Philip Gildenberg who left amid criticism of UA officials.
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1Son
Univer
Arizona
Tony West
R-Phoenix
John Schaefer
Merlin DuVal
West
Schaefer
DuVal
House Appropriations Committee
Jaefer
Arizona Daily Star
Fan Kane
Gladys Garland
Foundation
Arizona Board of Regents
Phoenix
Rudy Campbell
James Dunseath
Sidney Woods
Yuma
Margaret Christy
Sedona
Mexico picks next president long before election
A report from Mexico City explains how the PRI may designate a successor almost a year before the vote. President Echeverria's handpicked candidate, to be announced later, could wield vast influence and policy direction once in office, with the party maintaining nearly total control over the process.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Scottsdale man charged in reported incident attempt
A 51 year old Scottsdale man Russell Earl Kress was arrested and charged after an attempted incident with a Tempe woman. He was arraigned and released on 2200 bond. The woman reported keys locked in her car and a blue van offer to help. The incident occurred near 7000 First Street and East Main Street. The woman identified Kress and the van at the scene.
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Russell Earl Kress
Dorado
Scottsdale Justice Court
First Street
Kress
East Main Street
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