Milk aid cuts hit school children across programs
The Agriculture Department estimates an overall 18 percent drop in milk supplied to schoolchildren this year. Subprograms for cut rates shrink from 2.533 billion half pints last year to 812 million this year, while breakfast and lunch programs rise about 11 percent to 4.695 billion half pints.
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Military pay tops civilian total says Library study
Rep. Les Aspin released a Library of Congress study showing average military compensation in 1973 at 12 062 for career soldiers and 10 796 for noncareer soldiers, surpassing the civilian total of 10 566. Including benefits, military pay exceeds civilian earnings by about 14 percent. A separate Detroit case reports Barbara Pliskow freed on personal bond after two years in jail on hijacking charges. authorities say she carried dynamite and a revolver at arrest.
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UPI
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D-Wis
Library of Congress
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Labor Department
Detroit
Barbara Pliskow
Black Panther
Sam Johnson Revises My Brother Lyndon Biography
LBJ’s brother Sam Johnson, recently out of a wheelchair, revises My Brother Lyndon to argue LBJ intended to run but was tricked into withdrawing to end the Vietnam War. He links LBJ’s decision to health, politics, and the library opening. He notes debts and poverty amid bankruptcy and legal battles after LBJ’s will.
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Tex
UPI
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Sam Houstin Johnson
Sam Johnson
White House
Brother Lyndon
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Lyndon
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Alamo
Lady Johnson
Fuel import cutback possible report says
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank economists say the U S could raise agricultural output by as much as 50 percent by 1985 and offset lower oil imports with expanded farm exports but view the scenario as unlikely. They note fuel imports might drop two thirds with policy shifts, potentially shifting a 27 billion dollar trade deficit. Stronger farm exports could reach 13 billion if liberal trade and farm policies align, yet feasibility remains uncertain. The report highlights wheat cotton and rice prospects amid global production, favoring soybeans and feed grains for export gains.
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U. S
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Patman sharp on Wells Fargo attitude in lending rate row
House Banking Committee chief Wright Patman accused Wells Fargo Bank of a public be damned stance by refusing to testify about its 10 percent prime lending rate hike. He signaled no subpoena yet but warned the public will not accept inaction.
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UPI
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Heart transplant patient Fred Aubey dies at home
Fred Aubey 36 died in his sleep three days after hospital release. He received the first UW Madison heart transplant on July 7 from an unidentified donor. Aubey, supervisor of the Illinois Crime Laboratory in Rockford, had cardiomyopathy and faced about a 50 percent chance of survival.
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Madison
Donald R. Kahn
University of Michigan
Illinois Crime Laboratory
Judy
Rockfore Memorial Hospital
Rockford
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