Two Naval Academy Graduates Wed After Commencement
At Annapolis 884 graduates marked the end of commissioning ceremonies. Ensign Bob Nestlerode of Houston and Gina Broermann of Littleton Colo married two hours after graduation in the Naval Academy Chapel. They were among 56 couples wed during graduation week.
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Houston
Gina Broermann
Littleton
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Ohio farmers brace for drought after wet spring
Ohio Agricultural officials warn two weeks of sun are needed to dry saturated fields and avert disaster as 70 percent of corn and up to 50 percent of winter wheat await harvest. With 85 counties partly unplanted, feed shortages loom and higher meat and dairy prices are anticipated.
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State Agriculture Department
Harle Hicks
U.S. Agricultural Strabilization and Conservation Service
Wet Spring Delays Planting Across Midwest Farms
Farmers face delayed planting as 4 percent weekly rainfall and recent floods hit the Midwest. Dairyman Gregory Blaska cannot plant 10 percent of his 400 acre crop and some farmers sell cows amid expected poor yields. Experts split on whether catch-up is possible and if food prices will rise, though USDA says prices may stay stable unless further flooding occurs.
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Gregory Blaska
Marshall
Wis
Joseph Wankerl
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Don Paarlberg
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Antioch Strikers Plan Summer Tuition Protest
Antioch College students and faculty, after a seven week strike, plan a summer Tuition strike to press for a five year guarantee and reinstatement of expelled students and fired staff. About 150 gathered as 20 expelled and seven fired were discussed amid town concerns and campus tensions.
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Antioch
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Columbus plans futuristic human conveyor belts for transit
A Columbus firm led by Frank Gonder of United Technology proposes a noiseless air conditioned two belt system to move 3 000 passengers per mile at 30 mph inside a metal tunnel. The plan links Veterans Memorial Auditorium to a new convention center and Capitol area with 600 foot exits and 40 cent fares funded by a 20 million annual ridership.
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United Technology, Inc
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Motor Scooter Fame
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Central Ohio Transit Authority
Battelle Memorial Institute
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Gonder
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Convention Center
Capitol
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