Farm Bill Subsidy Debate Shifts in House
The next-to-last round in a new farm bill begins in the House with a compromise on wheat subsidies. President Carter favors the House level, while the Senate pushes higher costs. Administration officials expect amendments to raise subsidies toward the Senate level and grant the secretary power to curb surpluses in 1978.
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N.Y. Times News Service
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Carter
House
Rep
Thomas S. Foley
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Secretary
Congress
Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Fires Burn Out of Control in Utah and West
Fires raged across Ashley National Forest Utah where a 1200 acre blaze killed three firefighters as winds intensified. Across Montana and Wyoming other fires scorched dry land while 280 ground crews aided by bulldozers helicopters and bombers fought to contain the blazes.
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Utah
Ashley National Forest
Montana
Wyoming
Boise
Timber Canyon
Hanna
Horse Ridge
Duchesne
Pattee Canyon
Missoula
Bodies Flown to Japan After North Korea Helicopter Downing
The bodies of three U S soldiers killed when their CH47 Chinook was shot down near the Korean DMZ were flown from South Korea to Yokota Air Base Japan aboard a C130. A fourth survivor remains hospitalized in Seoul. Purple Heart medals were pinned to the coffins at Kimpo Airport.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Japan
South Korea
Air Force
U.S
Yokota
United States
CWO
Joseph A. Miles
Washington
Kimpo
John Vessey
Deinstitutionalization shifts burden to Winchester care homes
In Winchester the George Washington Home for Adults houses former state patients as part of Virginia’s deinstitutionalization policy. Local health agencies shoulder the care burden while officials debate state mandates and obligations. The 48 residents, about 25 percent of the board’s aftercare caseload, form a core group at the home, which is licensed as an adult home and serves ambulatory residents paying via social security or welfare. Continued on Page 2.
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Virginia General Assembly
Winchester
George Washington
David Schwerner
Northwestern Mental Health and Retardation Board
George Washington Home
State Department of Welfare
State Health Department
Begin Plan Seen as Israeli Response to U S Pressure
Israeli sources say Prime Minister Begin will present to President Carter a first comprehensive peace plan cobbled from ideas Arabs rejected in separate proposals. Many Israelis doubt it can unlock progress and expect talks to shift to Cyrus Vance and Moshe Dayan after Carter’s meeting.
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Washington Star
Tel Aviv
Middle East
Menahem Begin
Carter
Israel
U.S
Begin
Cyrus R. Vance
Moshe Dayan
United States
Vance
Irael
Washington
Jerusalem
Dayan
West Bank
Jordan River
Kingdom of Jordan
Gaza
New York
Syrians accuse Begin of stalling for time in peace talks
Damascus blames Israeli Prime Minister Begin for not presenting a new plan and suggests U S aims for peace may be fading. Syrian officials call him an obstacle while awaiting American specifics, amid reports of a possible semiautonomous West Bank Gaza arrangement.
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Israel
West Bank
Jordan
Israeli Labor Party
Lukud
Damascus
Syria
Menahem Begin
Washington
Carter
Hafez Assad
Middle East
Tishrin
United States
America
Iskander
Palestine
Gaza
Warren County Humane Society Tackles Pet Population
The Star Wire from Warren highlights the Warren County Humane Society plan addressing a growing pet population. Weather woes threaten crops and poultry with no relief in sight, and several minor accidents are noted on Page 11.
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Warren County Humane Society
Wire
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Richard Sneider
Lee Se-ho
Mary
Nephi
Mt. Nebo
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Tom McCabe
J. Miles Cary
Assad
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