Farm bill fights Carter veto threat in Senate debate
Controversial farm bill would cost about 4 billion yearly through 1979 with crop supports for wheat, feed grains, rice, and soybeans. President Carter warns of a veto over more than 2 billion in crop supports, while the Senate and House move to extend food programs and energy measures amid broader policy changes.
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Picketing at Anita Bryant Fruit Concert Sparks Controversy
Protesters from Today Gays picketed Anita Bryant at a Minneapolis fruit concert meant to open a new fruit warehouse. Rain indoors halted the outdoor event labeled National Fruit Day as signs attacked Bryant amid ads for Florida citrus. Proponents defended rights while supporters targeted bystanders with provocative slogans about gay rights.
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Woman arrested in polygamist killing in Utah
Nancy L. Chynoweth, 28, was arrested in Carrollton Texas on a criminal conspiracy charge in the slaying of polygamist Tender Mr. Malon A. Allred in Murray Utah. She was held in Dallas County Jail on 150000 bail. Police would not disclose details about her possible ties to the Church of the Lamb of God or other suspects as investigations widen to a leader figure Ervil LeBaron and reports of multiple wives surrounding Victor Chynoweth. Allred, a naturopathic physician, was shot six times in his office on May 10. witnesses placing several people at the scene. He had been excommunicated and led followers in Utah and other western states.
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Karen Quinlan still alive after life support removal
Morris Plains New Jersey Karen Anne Quinlan, 28, remains alive a year after being weaned from a respirator in a landmark New Jersey Supreme Court case that affirmed her right to die. Parents cited God’s will while doctors note periods of activity and involuntary reflex responses.
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Mayaguez crew seek 6.4 million in damages in San Francisco
In a San Francisco Superior Court filing, four Mayaguez crewmen seek 6.4 million against Sea-Land Service claiming negligence over the May 1975 seizure by Cambodian forces in the Gulf of Thailand. The suit centers on the ship’s seizure, three days of captivity, and alleged unsafe practices while under Sea-Land’s ownership.
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Pennsylvania Lottery Draw Sees 96-4 Result
A Pennsylvania lottery draw produced a 96 to 4 result amid a Saturday session. Officials reported the numbers and prize breakdown, with players urged to check tickets for potential winnings and upcoming draws.
Turkover Shop Closure Sale on Wayside Ave
Turkover Shop announces a daily clearance sale on Wayside Avenue with summer closing on Saturday May 2 and additional day noted as Ady. The notice emphasizes ongoing discounts as the store approaches its seasonal shutdown.
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Forgotten women seek veterans benefits in Congress push
Washington lawmakers consider extending veterans benefits to World War I and World War II era women. WASPS who flew missions, Army Star Corps nurses, Merchant Marines, Red Cross, and US Women’s Auxiliary paid careers seek pensions and VA hospital care. Witnesses on Wednesday before the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee, with Rep. Ray Stoberts and Rep. Mark Hanna ford backing the effort. The initiative notes 4 to 8 women alive from WW1. about 1,000 WASTs served before.
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Higher food prices linked to stricter pesticide rules
Consumers face higher vegetable prices and possible shortages as the EPA tightens pesticide registration and crop labeling. Experts warn minor crops may drop from labels, elevating costs for growers and homeowners while shoppers bear the price.
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Nixon considered Watergate pardons in final days
Nixon told Newsweek he weighed pardoning those involved in Watergate and a broader amnesty for Vietnam draft evaders but rejected both to avoid inflaming the nation and curbing the Watergate fixation. He said a last act to pardon all would look like a coverup and noted a tearful prayer with Kissinger at the White House endgame.
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