Bellmon says Soviet wheat sales may not be bonanza
U S Senator Henry Bellmon from Oklahoma warns that Soviet wheat purchases may not yield big gains for American farmers. He says the Russians cannot afford large yearly buys, expect only a one time spike, and that future deals may involve natural gas timber or platinum instead of wheat. He praises Russian people and notes limited foreign exchange, while signaling uncertainty about re election plans and not taking a stand on local busing issues.
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Henry Bellmon
U.S
Soviet Union
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R-Okla
Billings
Okla
Russia
Kansas City Firm Buys State Ranches
L B Land and Cattle Co. of Kansas City bought three northeast Oklahoma ranches north of Talala near Oologah Reservoir. The Philson Ranch of Bartlesville spans 5,000 acres, Smoke Rise Ranch in Tulsa covers 4,000 acres, and CT Ranch tied to Ralston Purina Co. of St. Louis spans 2,000 acres. No price was disclosed.
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Okla
Oklahoma
LB Land and Cattle Co
Kansas City
Philson
Phil Phillips
Bartlesville
A. Ray Smith
Ralston Purina Co
St. Louis
L-13
Talala
Oologah
General Motors Hikes Prices For 1973 Models
General Motors raised 1973 model prices by an average of 854 per car after Price Commission approval. Ford approved a 62.55 average boost, 1.9 percent, and delayed immediate action. Chrysler filed for a second price increase to cover allowable economic rises through December. American Motors also boosted prices by 38.
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World Beef Market Expands Based On Global Demand
Washington AP reports a Foreign Agricultural Service forecast that long term world beef production will rise to meet growing populations and incomes. Western Europe and UK expansion will boost demand while Japan emerges as a larger factor. U S consumers still get a bargain by world standards as four major exporters Argentina Australia New Zealand and Ireland diversify production to match varied global needs.
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FAS
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Gas Fire Damages Huge Drilling Rig Near Geary
A gas pocket ignited near Geary Blaine County Saturday night, causing a rig fire that burned beneath the platform. About 100 dollars of natural gas was lost, but the $250,000 Sun Gil Co. White No 1A rig must be replaced due to metal fatigue, delaying operations for about 10 days.
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Jim Sullivan
Sun Gil Co
Geary
Blaine County
Sullivan
Layering Reproduction in Black Spruce Trees
Some trees such as black spruce can reproduce by layering where lower branches become moss covered and develop roots, eventually forming new trees.
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Hold Up Claim Over Indians Group Payment
Rep. Jenn Saylor says a $66 630 payment to send home protesters who occupied the Bureau of Indian Affairs was the greatest hold up in American history. Government officials testified the cash aided evacuation and avoided court-ordered housing for the protesters. Frank Carlucci said $366 650 was paid to Indians to cover travel home under an emergency provision and OEO funds authorized the grant. Bert Gallegos, OEO attorney, argued the action did not violate congressional intent.
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