Global tumult and space talk across world briefs
A Beirut report cites a three year truce with U S troops in Sinai and Israel withdrawal from passes and Abu Rudeis. Other items note a Latin American accord to lift Cuba sanctions, Iran rejecting a Pan Am loan, Indira Gandhi’s emergency rule, Pope Paul VI on Apollo Soyuz, Rose Kennedy on Ted’s 1976 run, Ford veto energy bill, Patricia Hearst case, James McCloy on Oswald, oil spill in Florida Keys and Coast Guard search prospects.
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Lebanon
Egypt
Israel
U.S
Sinai Desert
Abu Rudeis
al Anwar
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Hermann Eilts
Washington
Ford campaign adopts Pentagon style for Ford bid
Ford's 1976 campaign taps a Pentagon influenced leadership core with top fundraisers and aides from defense and government. David Packard leads finance. Howard Callaway heads the effort with two senior aides, while Dean Burch heads an unpaid advisory panel.
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Ford
Pentagon
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Howard H. Bo Callaway
West Point
Army
Lee Choate
Finance Committee
David Packard
California
Rober Moot
Laird
Choate
Air Force
Citizens Action
Americans For the Presidency
Nixon
Callaway
Ronald Reagan
Robert Visser
New York
John N Mitchell
Judy Harbaugh
Republican National Committee
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Anne Armstrong
Mimi Austin
Hunt
Dean Burch
Burch
White House
Study finds natural fertilizers may match chemical profits
Washington University study of 16 Midwest farms finds farmers using natural fertilizers can earn as much as those using chemicals. Results suggest a slight crop drop but offset by fertilizer savings. study calls for more research on pollution and food prices.
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ST. Louis
Washington University
Midwest
National Science Foundation
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl Butz
William Lockeretz
University
Center For the Biology of Natural Systems
Butz
Missouri
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Lockeretz
Cropland for Today and Tomorrow Raises Expansion Questions
The Agriculture Department says the U S could add about 266 million acres to crop land if needed, mainly from pastures and forests, but huge costs and farmer incentives would be required. The report by H Thomas Frey and Robert C Otte notes regional potentials and limits including drought risks, erosion, drainage needs, and urban land competition.
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Don Kendall
Washington
United States
Agriculture Department
Department
Economic Research Service
Plains
Southern Plains
Mountain States
H. Thomas Frey
Robert C. Otte
The
Natural Resource Economics Division
Mississippi Delta
Appalachian
Corn Belt
Great Lakes
Great Plains
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