Nixon plan would boost wheat subsidy to curb vast surplus
A sweetened, billion-dollar 1973 farm subsidy aims to trim U.S. wheat acreages by up to 25 million next year to reduce surpluses, with payments potentially surpassing 1972 by about 100 million. The program links set-aside incentives to market prices and Soviet sales prospects, amid historically large carryovers and lower exports.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Agriculture Department
Department
Glenn A. Weir
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Weir
Elyria Officials Seek Funds to Speed Up 800 Jury Trials
Elyria Municipal Court and the city solicitor ask for 18 456 to hire extra help to start resolving more than 800 pending jury trials. Judge James P. Horn seeks 13 456 for a substitute judge, part time bailiff, and a reporter secretary through December 15. Solicitor Kosma J. Glavas requests 5 000 to hire several local assistant prosecutors.
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Elyria
Kosma J. Glavas
Council
Glavas
Conneaut
Jack Stolson
Lorain County
Additional funds voted for elderly programs approved by House
The House passed a 1.5 billion measure to aid older Americans over three years. It creates a National Information and Resource Center for the Aging and allocates 35 million for multipurpose senior centers plus 225 million for housing, transport, employment and preretirement training. Funds earmarked to states based on population over 60.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Elyria Faces Push to Halt Scenic Pollution
Reverend John M. Clausing urged Elyria city council to curb visual pollution from industrial storage yards near homes on Huron and Lowell streets. He called for buried power lines in new streets and stronger zoning to require landscaping and improved aesthetics to boost community pride.
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Elyria
John M. Clausing
Sinois Circle
Huron and
Lowell Streets
Clausing
New
Clansing
Welfare records burned in Lorain County relief purge
Lorain County Welfare Department ordered by the county engineer to burn outdated welfare files. About 3,187 general relief families and 1,350 Aid to Dependent Children cases plus records dating to the 1590s were destroyed after state archiv es approval. Prinz said the action proves families moved off welfare and personal data was eliminated.
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Lorain
Gerard Prinz
State Archives Division
Welfare Department
Prinz
Perms Elie
Explosions hit U S destroyer Warrington in Tonkin Gulf
Two underwater blasts damaged the destroyer Warrington as it tried to intercept cargo from three Chinese freighters off Hon La island. One sailor lightly injured. ship flooded but contained. Warrington to Subic Bay, then towed by Reclaimer. U S planes conducted 310 strikes against targets in North Vietnam.
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Saigon
U.S
Warrington
Tonkin Gulf
Navy
U.S. Naval
Subic Bay
Philippines
Reclaimer
7Th Fleet
Hon la Island
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
U.s.command
New truce sought in Ireland amid Belfast calm
In Belfast the IRA halted attacks in Lenadoon signaling possible new talks. David O Connell, IRA Provisional chief strategist, said overtures for a cease-fire with British forces were being made in Dublin. He would not elaborate or confirm details.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Lenadoon
David O'Connell
IRA
Provisional
Dublin
O'Connnell
Egypt asks Soviet advisers to withdraw from Egypt
President Sadat has asked the Soviet Union to pull its military advisers from Egypt. Several were seen leaving after Sidky’s Moscow trip, with 150 member Arab Socialist Union officials informed. Estimates place advisers at 10,000 to 20,000, amid rising calls for independence from Soviet influence.
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Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Soviet Union
Egypt
Aziz Sidky
Moscow
Sadat
Central Committee
Arab Socialist Union
U.S
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Unemployment rises in Lorain County new survey tallies
Lorain County unemployment is estimated at 8.2 percent and possibly near 10 percent, per a county survey conducted June 8 to 20. The count lists 7,487 jobless from a base of 90,800 in the labor force, excluding college students seeking summer work, and includes a door to door component costing 31,753. County officials critique federal 4,800 unemployed figure from March 31 and prepare grants applications for the new fiscal year.
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Lorain County
Dominick A. Dellisanti
Dellisanti
U.S. Department of Labor
Labor Department
Dellisant
Weather Outlook With Showers and Warm Temperatures
Variable clouds with a chance of showers and thunder showers today and tonight. Highs in the mid to upper 90s, lows in the upper 60s to low 70s. Partly cloudy tomorrow with more showers and thundershowers. Highs in the mid to upper 80s. Rain chance about 30 to 40 percent with southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Sunrise and other data appear inconsistent in the fragment.
Lorain County Night at Blossom Center Aug 24
Enthusiasm grows for Lorain County Night at Blossom Center on August 24 with the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra and vocalists Helen O Connell and Bob Eberly. Tickets cost 4 5 and 6 dollars. bus transport from Midway Mail is 3 dollars round trip. Bus reservations and coupons appear on Page 12.
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Lorain County
Blossom Center
Jimmy Dorsey
Helen O'Connell
Bob Eberly
Chronicle- Telegram
Midway
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LaGrange
Sue Tomkins
Keith
Carl Skalak
Council For Trials
Horn
J. Alan Woolnam
Lorain County Community College
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Tinny Jones
Gulf
Ireland
Middle East
Sudan
Africa
United States
China
Walter A. Godfrey
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Wellington
Canon
Oberlin
Rescapee Commission
Baillo Heer
City Coun
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North Ridgeville
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