Butz says Russ grain sale won't up prices
Agriculture Secretary Butz told the Senate Agriculture Committee that U S grain traders in Moscow are negotiating a Soviet sale with US Deputy Assistant Secretary Richard Bell and that the sale is unlikely to raise consumer prices. He projected stable supermarket prices for the rest of the year based on a Department of Agriculture estimate of a record harvest.
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Colonel Morgan Life at Stake as Kidnappers Demand Food Aid
In Lebanon, guerrillas calling themselves Organization of Socialist Revolutionary Action threaten to execute Col. Ernest R. Morgan at 2 p.m. EDT unless authorities distribute 280 tons of food clothing and construction materials to Karantina Al Maslakh slum. Two truckloads arrived and police report last minute talks over release terms and location. 43 year old colonel from Petersburg Virginia believed to be freed soon despite delays.
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Ford vows to veto more spending in campaign theme
President Ford outlines moderate economic policy as he campaigns in Chicago and Midwest events. He pledges to veto Democratic spending to avoid hollow victories over recession while highlighting his anti inflation stance and a focus on the middle class. He vetoed 33 bills during the current Congress and seeks to curb Uncle Sam's spending sprees.
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Senate weighs New Hampshire election dispute timeline
The Senate plans a step by step look at 35 issues from the New Hampshire contest between Louis Wyman and John Durkin. A Tuesday vote on Wyman’s request for a precinct recount follows long debate and a GOP filibuster.
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Bartels says CIA spying on U.S. narcotics agents halted
Former DEA chief John Bartels testified at a Senate hearing that CIA training of undercover narcotics monitors was stopped after he found covert inspectors within the agency. He said 13 agents were involved, six dismissed, and the program conflicted with his leadership and morale concerns amid a broader narcotics enforcement review.
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