Ford to court farm vote with new grain sales to Russia
President Ford plans two days of campaigning in Illinois while weighing a public pledge to sell more U.S. grain to the Soviet Union to offset a poor harvest. The move aims to win farm support amid a volatile grain market and long term sales pact discussions. Ford’s Springfield stop includes Lincoln center remarks praising the president’s bicentennial leadership and a swing through Peoria Champaign Urbana and Rantoul with emphasis on his record versus Reagan rhetoric. The administration notes Russia’s current purchases and a five year plan to buy substantial wheat and corn, underscoring defense and economic stability themes in the campaign.
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Reagan targets Ford over U S decline in Florida speech
In Miami Reagan harshly blamed Ford for the nation's diplomatic and military decline and accused Kissinger and the administration of yielding to the Soviet Union. He defended his stance as necessary for national security while campaigning in Florida ahead of the March 9 primary. He criticized detente and warned America risks being second in military power.
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Wine War Turns Violent in Southern France Mourns Two Dead
In Narbonne and across southern France protesters clashed with riot police over wine imports from Algeria Italy and Spain. One man died on each side and scores were wounded as gun battles and arson disrupted rail lines roads and TV signals amid a broader political crisis tied to European Community wine policies.
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Cuba Eyes Aid to Rhodesia Guerrillas Across Mozambique Border
U S officials say Cuba plans to back Rhodesian nationalist guerrillas via military advisers and trainers in Mozambique. Cuba, fresh from Angola, may shift 12 000 to 14 000 troops there while Rhodesia seeks end to white rule amid border clashes and negotiations with black leaders.
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Senate leadership up for grabs as retirements loom
With Democrat Mike Mansfield and Republican Hugh Scott announcing retirement plans, the Senate faces wholesale leadership changes next January. Byrd and Grassley loom as possible top leaders, while Muskie and Cranston seek key posts. On the Republican side, Tower may challenge Ginl for the top spot amid broad speculation of a reshaped leadership team.
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Muskie
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Ser
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Ernest F. Collings
South Carolina
Cranston
Gril. Ginl
Crome
John Tower
Texas
Million dollar nude photos offer targets Hearst and 9 others
Hustler publisher Larry Flynt says he proposed paying each of ten prominent women one million dollars to pose nude for Hustler. Names listed include Patricia Hearst, Raquel Welch, Barbara Walters, Caroline Kennedy, Julie Nixon Eisenhower, Susan Ford, Sally Southers, Mary Tyler Moore, Gloria Steinem, and Cher Bon Allmen. Money could be donated to charities if preferred. The proposals were mailed earlier this week.
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Patricia Hearst
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Refunds and Returns Policy Conflicts over Seven Day Rule
A Meyerstown reader narrates a dispute with Mull Price Valley Man Traction Center over a faulty sweater bought for a daughter who washed it once. The store refused an exchange after seven days and without a receipt, while the manager claimed the fault did not lie with the garment. The reader notes varied store policies and hints at seeking a formal analysis from the Internal Fabricate Institute.
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