Show 6A Standard-Examin- V Friday July 3 1981 er $ V A n :£ Here's news WASHINGTON (UPD — American co£fee drinkers ought to have plenty of brew at reasonable prices in coming months The Agriculture Department in U‘r V re? v v Head Start axed but ' 1' f tion the department said but political problems and low world coffee prices have led to tight credit which keeps growers from taking care of trees 1981-82 In Guatemala programs to conits first estimate of the worldwide coffee crop Thursday trol widespread borer insects in forecast a 14 percent rise to 942 coffee beans have been hampered million bags by “grower apathy caused by fig nations are ex- nancial problems especially the pected to export 732 million bags lack of credit and guerrilla harassment” the department said of that total National farms in Guatemala in “Much of the increase output been turned over to workers 1981-8have on 2 is based that will occur in face who problems due to the low the replacement of older coffee g prices trees with newer In Nicaragua political instabilivarieties that were planted because of the high coffee prices of ty and lack of financing led growrecent years” the department ers to lay off half of their permanent workforce and cut back on said “The increase is most dramatic tree maintenance: In Brazil where the increase in in Brazil where large-scal- e plantthe 1975 are frost crop size is most dramatic the the made after ings government may institute a credit now reaching peak productivity” to continued encourage growers to repolicy the department offiexcess nacoffee tain American few but down Profitability is cials tions have considered restricting speculated The has Political department said coffee coninstability production has not increased as presented few problems but output sumption as could be expected with much may decline in some countries low where tree care has tapered off prices because the price advantage has been offset by a stronthe department said In El Salvador terrorist ac- ger US dollar Most international coffee sales are quoted in dollars tivities have not limited produc WASHINGTON (UPI) — During last week’s House budget-slashin- g gala the ax fell — apparently accidentally — on the popular Head Start program for disadvantaged youngsters Committee aides said Thursday the error will be corrected saving Head Start from a legislative death But the snafu could still cost Head Start up to $130 million and cut as many as 50000 slots for youngsters from the program Because of revisions in the massive budget bill House members and staff aides still were uncertain about many of its details as the measure finally was passed by the House June 26 The lack of reauthorization for Head Start was not confirmed until Wednesday “We kept hoping it (reauthorization) would pop up somewhere else in the bill” said one staff aide If Head Start is not renewed the program will expire Sept 30 But Republican and Democratic staff members said they expect the error to be remedied Charles Radcliffe Republican staff director to the House Education and Labor Committee said the problem may have simply involved putting in the wrong title number in a section of the bill in which case “it is a purely technical error that is easily corrected” The Head Start program designed to help children has the supdisadvantaged of President Reagan who wanted it inport cluded in his “safety net” of social programs to be be spared from budget cuts Gordon Raley staff director for the subcommittee on human resources said he does not believe the Head Start reauthorization was left out intentionally from the Republican bill approved by the House “I have no doubt that we will find some way to keep that program continuing” he said noting “strong bipartisan support” for Head £ free-swingi- 9 ft 4 ' Coffee-producin- v v At ? ' Ur -v: v - -V - ¥ - last-minu- te w v higher-yieldin- Charged with battery y r v I ' "vT: FORT WAYNE Ind (UPD — A girl who hid her pregnancy from her parents and gave birth unassisted to an infant son in the bathroom of her family home has been charged with battery in the death of the baby The girl who was not identified by police appeared at a juvenile detention hearing Thursday on the battery charges The case was turned over to the juvenile probation division Investigators said the girl delivered the full term child herself in the bathroom June 24 Her parents did not know she was pregnant “She may have been in the bathroom alone for four or five hours” said one investigator Following the delivery the girl complained to her parents that she 15-year-- was bleeding and was taken to a hospital She did not explain to anyone the reason for the bleeding Watson said the baby’s body hidden behind a bathtub was discovered by the girl’s mother after she returned home from the hospital Allen County coroner’s investigator Robert Hatfield said the baby died due to swelling of the brain caused by a head injury The death was ruled a homicide by A- ' v yv r ' f sdr United Charles Scott right one of the eight former Iranian hostages who file suits tells LOS ANGELES (UPD — Nine of the 52 for- mer hostages Prei International newsmen in Los Angeles Thursday he will continue his lawsuit ' 7 say- they will proceed with lawsuits seeking $45 million from Iran despite a Supreme Court ruling upholding the Carter administration’s deal with Tehran that won their freedom One stipulation in the agreement negotiated in Algiers was that no lawsuits could be filed against Iran by US citizens after the release of - -- Daughter hides birth ' 'A ‘Sr ng press suits pre-scho- ol j the hostages The Supreme Court’s ruling effectively bars such actions The suits filed by the hostages seek damages of $5 million — $2 million in general damages and $3 million in punitive damages — for each of the nine for false imprisonment The suits also ask that the “Algiers Agreement” be declared unconstitutional Start llen County coroner Roland J Ahlbrand Hatfield said the girl came from a strict family background and was afraid to tell her parents when she became pregnant He said the girl how claims not to remember anything about the birth summer ONE CffiDfTTEBMJARKAMdED PUBLIC EVEMT great savings n A every i Bumm Bnomms FURNITURE A sale you look forward to every yearl So hurryl Come fill one of our famous bags full with all the wondrous fashions of summer on sale now And shop earty because everyone knows the 1625 This is tho best things come In a Castlotons' bag! 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