Wheat price supports clash as Congress weighs farm bill
As winter wheat harvest drives prices down and elevators fill, Congress faces a veto risk. Carter demands lower target prices while Senate moves higher levels, House weighs compromise, and farmers face potential deficiency payments and possible bankruptcy amid price declines.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Congress
Carter
Senate
House
Keith G. Sebelius
R-Kan
Agriculture Department
Foley
House Committee
Virginia Women's Meeting backs ERA boycott in Richmond
A Virginia Women’s Meeting at the University of Richmond proposed boycotting Virginia products and tourism until the Equal Rights Amendment is ratified. Critics condemn it as counterproductive, noting federal funding, potential job losses, and misdirected coercion that would harm Virginians.
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Virginia Women's
University of Richmond
Virginia
Richmond
Congress
Eva Scott
I-Dinwiddie
ERA
Tito the Last of the Giants in Belgrade’s Cold War Chess
James Reston notes Belgrade as a half East West capital where Tito presides as a wary middleman. Yugoslavia defies Moscow and Washington, hosting Pravda and the Paris Herald while pursuing independent policy and economic gains amid unemployment and a growing middle class. Franklin Mondale visit signals major powers watch Tito’s maneuvering against both blocs.
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N.Y
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Tito
Europe
Stalin
Moscow
Pekin
Belgrade
IBM
Westchester
Danube
Middle West
Mississippi
Germany
Peking
United States
Albert Sherer Jr
European Economic Community
Congress aims at curbing Warnke over SALT verification
Washington report details a bipartisan amendment aimed at limiting Paul C. Warnke head of the ACCA amid concerns over verification of a new SALT pact. It notes Warnke’s reorganization of ACDA functions and firing of Amram Katz, plus fellow lawmakers who pressed pre treaty verification studies.
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Washington
Paul C. Warnke
Arms Control Agency
ACCA
Warnke
House
Senate
Congress
ACDA
Bureau of
Amram Katz
Katz
Daily Winchester News Contact and Delivery Rates
The notice lists managing editor and staff roles for a Winchester Virginia paper along with contact numbers and subscription rates. Local carrier delivery costs 22.50 per year 12.00 six months 6.50 three months on established routes. Mail rates are 20.00 per year 11.00 six months 6.00 three months.
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Roy E. Potts
Ill
Lewis 4
Ebert
Douglas B . Connell
Eugene P. Miller
Winchester Va
Second Hand Smoke Debate Prompts Public Opinion
Viewpoint letters from B C Ferrell and Linda Beavers argue for banning smoking in public buildings and creating restricted areas in public places, citing nonsmokers rights to avoid inhaling secondhand smoke.
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B.C. Ferrell
Battletown Drive
Berryville
Lindam
Beavers
Winchester
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Thomas S. Foley
D-Wash
House Agriculture Committee
Glenn English
D-Okla
Stephen F. Ristow
Ristow
Sebelius
U.S
Winchester Evening Star
The
Giants
By James Reston
Mao Tse-tung
Brioni
Adriatic
Mao
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Pentagon
Africa
West
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Italy
Mondale
Fritz
Paul Warnke
Field Newspaper Syndicate
Ment
Claiborne Pell
Alan Cranston
Clifford P. Case
Jesse Helms
Henry Jackson
Edward Derwinski
Illinois
Jackson
Energy Research and Development Administration
John Salzberg
Minnesota
Don Fraser
Strasbourg
American Society On International Law
Jim Schollaert
Salzberg-Schollaert
Clem Zablocki
Salzberg
London
Paris
Zablocki
Schollaert
Jack Brady
Thomas J. Byrd
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