Cattle rustling school to expand in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City The Enforcement Division of the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation held a two day cattle theft school at East Central College of Ada with about 50 officers. Director Mut Standefer favoring expansion to all rangers warns of rising cattle theft and poaching as meat shortages persist. Carter County Ranger Rome Ingle attended along with federal state and local officers. The course covered transit shipment brand study ear tags and field projects from detection to apprehension. Standefer urged hunters to aid enforcement during hunting season and report suspicious activity.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
East Central College of Ada
I. H
Standefer
Oklahoma
Carter County
Rome Ingle
Cate Theft School
K. C. Rayburn
Southwest Center For Law Enforcement Education
Oklahoma University
Ingle
Standeler
Comet Kohoutek Nears Closest Sun Approach
Comet Kohoutek makes its closest sun approach on Friday with perihelion at 6 24 am EST, 18.24 million miles from the sun, traveling 251 400 mph. After perihelion it should reappear to Earth in night skies, possibly by January 7 or 11, visible near Venus around one degree above the horizon if clear.
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Cambridge
Mass
Kohoutek
Earth
William A. Deutsehman
Deutsehman
Deutschman
Venus
Iustar
Agriculture remains the nation's largest land user by 1985
The Agriculture Department projects harvested cropland could reach 359 million acres by 1985, up 32 million from this year and 60 million since 1972. The analysis notes shifts since 1960, with cropland changing little in total land use while urban sprawl and losses to nonfarm uses shift distribution.
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Agriculture Department
USDA
The
Economic Research Service
U.S
United States
Neway
West
Iass
Gas Shortage Examines Overnight Crisis Causes
The article traces a national gas shortage from spring through winter, blaming a Middle East oil embargo by nine Arab governments for a 17 to 21 percent cut in crude imports. It notes U S consumption rising faster than domestic production since the 1960s, and cites Interior Department figures on producible oil and proven reserves, contrasting U S and Middle East resources.
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Associated Press
Middle East
Petrole Armm
Mideast
United States
America
Interior Department
U.S
Persian Gulf
Farm outlook for 1974 remains uncertain amid energy fears
Washington AP reports at the National Agricultural Outlook Conference economists and officials warned of an uncertain 1974. They cited potential price swings, variable farm income, and the impact of fuel and fertilizer shortages on production. Experts predicted mixed outcomes depending on crops, world markets, and energy supply, with some optimism for a rebound in world stocks and 1975 prospects amid rising affluence and growing supply.
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Washington
St. Nick
Kyle Randall
Qoutloak Ane Situation Board
Randall
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Crow
Bulzr
Texpo
David L. Hume
Foreign Agricultural Service
USDA
Carroll G. Branthave
International
Brunthauer
Brunthaver
William &. Simon
Federal Energy Offices
Bury
U. S
Deputy named at Oklahoma agriculture board meeting
The State Board of Agriculture named Dr John Goodwin an agricultural economics professor at Oklahoma State University as deputy commissioner effective January 1 replacing Gary Dage. The board also discussed Farm Bureau backed legislation to tighten brand registration, livestock trailer identification with social security numbers, and enhanced sale barn inspections to curb cattle theft. Kendall Jeffress outlined fire repairs at the Agricultural Laboratory.
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma State University
State Department of Agriculture
John Goodwin
Gary Dagse
Dage
A&m
State Farm Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Farm Organization
Farm Bureau
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Mutt) Standefer
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