Post-Election Probe of Wheat Sale Promised
The Senate Agriculture Committee pledged a post election probe into the U S wheat sale to the Soviet Union amid criticism of how the negotiations were handled by Agriculture Secretary Earl L Butz The resignation timing of assistant Clarence D Palmby and his move to Continental Grain Co in New York sparked controversy. Sen Herman E Talmadge said a probe would assess legality and procedures.
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Interest Rates Rise Amid Stock Market Volatility
New York reports higher prime rates with Bank of America adopting 5.4 percent, pushing the national rate to 5 percent. Economists cite past 1969 1970 crunch as a warning while officials expect no repeat recession. Investors fear rising rates amid an expanding economy.
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Williams cites Field & Stream rating of Rep Robinson
In Bridgewater College remarks Democrat Murat Williams claims Field & Stream rates Rep J Kenneth Robinson poor on environmental issues. He cites the September issue placing him in the bottom 15 percent for air and water pollution conservation and related matters.
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Howell Urges Virginia Youth to Register to Vote
Lt. Gov. Henry E. Howell Jr urged Roanoke College students to become politically active and restore honesty to government. He cited a potential 11 million national voters and 268,000 in Virginia and urged 18 to 20 year olds to register before the deadline Saturday. He avoided partisan remarks despite already announcing a gubernatorial bid.
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Agnew Attacks McGovern in Strong Grain Belt Swing
Vice President Spiro Agnew campaigned in Omaha and Rapid City criticizing George McGovern as inconsistent and anti American. He accused McGovern of pork barrel politics while touting federal grants to flood disaster sites and warned his tax plan would harm the family farm.
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Holton Upset at Chicago Travel Editors Meeting
Gov Linwood Holton criticized a Chicago area travel editors reception saying Virginians dominated the 80 attendees and he would skip next year unless the ratio of white to blue name cards improved. He lauded a new Virginia tourism guide and noted mailings to 15 000 travel agencies as promotion efforts.
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Ivan A Given Former Coal Age Editor Dies In Arizona
Ivan A. Given aged 70 died Monday in Sun City Arizona He was former editor in chief of Coal Age Magazine Retired in 1967 and later became editor of the Mining Engineers Handbook.
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