Humphrey lauds Russian wheat deal report and GAO findings
Senator Humphrey cites a GAO study on Russian wheat sales, noting the report presents a detailed analysis rather than wild accusations. He and Senator Bellman traveled to the Soviet Union to discuss the deal, with Comptroller General Staats presenting the GAO study to the Agriculture and Forestry Committee. The Agriculture Department argues the deal benefits U.S. balance of payments, storage costs, farmer returns, and opens new trade, estimating over 700 million dollars in benefits.
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Read the Congressional Record report on the Russian wheat deal
The piece notes debate over the Russian wheat deal and cites Senator Humphrey urging readers to consult the full report printed in Congressional Record Issue No 37. It asserts the report charges no corruption and frames calls for fact based discussion.
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State Constitution Revision Commission opens with hearings
The 97 year old State Constitution is under revision as the Constitutional Revision Commission began initial sessions last week. Commissioners announced plans for public hearings in 18 areas from now until next fall in Houston Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio Corpus Christi McAllen San Angelo Lubbock Longview Wichita Falls El Paso Amarillo Abilene.
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Reader Disagrees With Punishment In Young Case
A reader condemns the verdict in the Young case in Hardin County and questions the justice of the punishment. The letter criticizes jurors, praises Anderson for telling the truth, and urges broader juror selection across the county.
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Texas revision commission debates open meetings and VEE
The 37 member Texas Revision Commission heard expert advice and split into seven sub committees to study constitutional changes. Key guidance urged streamlining and home rule for counties, while open meetings legislation passed the Senate and shield bills advance, with exemptions for contracts and personnel discussions.
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