Should United States aid to feed the world be increased
Amid inflation and unemployment experts debate if the United States should help feed the world. Notre Dame's Hesburgh and scholars from Alabama and Tennessee weigh moral and practical grounds, arguing for targeted aid, export of knowhow, or a long range plan while warning against tax burdens and wasted resources.
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United States
Theodore ‘Hesburgh
Notre Dame
Reinhart
Glenn Hall
University of Tennessee College of Agriculture
Keene Introduces Logging Bill to Ease Environmental Rules
Assemblyman Barry Keene proposes exempting logging from court ordered environmental impact requirements. The measure would require timber harvest plans to describe potential adverse impacts and mitigation. Keene is a Redwood Region Logging Conference keynote speaker addressing current timber laws and EIR backlogs affecting Mendocino Humboldt and Del Norte Counties.
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Sacramento
Barry Keene
Eureka Democrat
Mendocino County
A. B. Broaddus
Humboldt County
Claire Dedrick
Keene
Redwood Region
Mendocino
Humboldt
del Norte
Two Die? No Major Injuries In Dual West County Crash
Two people suffered major injuries after a high speed crash west of Willits when a car left Highway 2Q 1 1/2 miles west of town. Janet Baron 20 Mendocino and Sue Silvernail 17 Carmichael were hospitalized with a broken back and broken neck. A third passenger Donald Tinns 19 Sacramento was treated for minor injuries.
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Willits
Here
Howard Memorial Hospital
Janet Baron
Mendocino
Sue Silvernail
Carmichael
Miss Baron
Miss Silvernail
Donald Tinns
Sacramento
Highway Patrol
Brent Rottfolk
Howard Memorial
Highway 101
Ridgewood Gate
Kenneth Hibbs
Hibbs
Mary Pittman
Ford weighs European trip postponed by Brezhnev summit
President Ford may travel to Europe later this year after a planned April visit was deferred by the June summit with Soviet leader Brezhnev in Washington. He had invited Brezhnev and also eyeed China trips, but plans hinge on the Brezhnev talks.
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Mark F. Bernard
Wiillite
Bernard
Ukiah Justice Court
Joe Allen
Guily
Oregon
Audrie Avery
Ukiah
Allen
Washington
UPI
Ford
Europe
Great Britain
France
West Germany
China
Leonid I. Brezhnev
White House
Ron Nessen
Brezhnev
Richard M. Nixon
Moscow
United States
Communist Party
Vladivostock
California weighs new home loan agency and housing bills
Gov Brown calls a special 60 day session to consider creating a state agency to underwrite low interest home loans with up to 450 million in new housing bonds. Bills also target oil depletion tax breaks and milk price rules as lawmakers revisit housing and consumer measures.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Assembly
Leo T. McCarthy
San Francisco
Senate
James Mills
San Diego
Ronald Reagan
George Zenovich
Fresno
Peter Chacon
George Moscone
State Department of Housing and Community Development
Kissinger Gromyko Say Geneva Talks Fruitful
U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko described their five hour discussion in Geneva as fruitful while noting remaining differences. They emphasized progress toward removing divergences and highlighted the Vladivostok accord guiding a new strategic arms talks framework. Kissinger planned trips to London for talks with Harold Wilson and to Zurich afterward.
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Geneva
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kissinger
Gromyko
Middle East
United States
Soviet Union
Vladivostok
Ford
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
London
Harold Wilson
Zurich
Iran
Paris
Wilson
Moscow
Russia
Anor
Communist Party
Secretar
Thie Intercontinental Hotel
Gromyko Kissinger
Roger Gallopin
International Committee of the Red Cross
Gallopin
Red Cross
Indochina
Frank Sieverts
State Department
Willits council backs chief Koehler funding request
The Willits City Council pledged support for Police Chief George Koehler to add staff and replace patrol vehicles, after an adjourned session and later closed talks. A vacancy prompted the request, previously cut due to budget limits, with local residents backing the measure.
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Willits
George Koehler
Koehler
Doug Frautt
Charlie Pond
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Santa Rosa High School
Bruce
California Scholastic Federation
Sheryl Baker
Tana Banker
Cindi Busch
Journal
Robin Cleary
United Press International
Ays
South Spring
Ed Isnard
Srom
George Reinhart
University of Alabama-Birmingham
Walter Wills
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Wills
James Bray
Stanford Research Institute
New Home Loan Agency
Senate Agriculture and Water Resources Committee
Moscone
David Roberts
Los Angeles
Senate Revenue and ‘Taxation Committee
Assemblyman
Billi Lockyer
D-San Leandro
Willits Council
Probation
Willits Woman's Improvement Club
Koehler-Pond
Probation Department
Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Commission
Congressional
Don. Clausen
Hays ‘Hickey
Hickey
CHP
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