Panhandle livestock market feeds national trade pulse
The Panhandle Amarillo market news reports show the vast 60 000 square mile beef factory stretching from Seminole Texas north to Kansas and its influence on world markets. USDA AMS data note 10.8 percent of US cattle and calf trading, with 8,141,217 head in 1973.
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Texas
Oklahoma Panhandles
Seminole
Kansas
Naion
Jerry McCarty
Livestock Marke
Amarillo
Panhandle
McCarty
Gordon Duty
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Ed Wright
Texas Department of Agriculture
TDA
Edana Davis
Margie Barron
Agricultural Marketing Service
AMS
State Departments of Agricultture
Paul M. Fuller
Livestock Pagemnet
Washington, D
Fuller
Southwest
Texas Department of
Austin
Usda Market News Service
Amarilla
Livestock Market
Commerce Street
Dallas
Protect the Manatee and Dugong Worldwide Plight
Manatees and dugongs face poaching, bycatch, and enforcement challenges across global waters. Florida’s manatee population remains around 400 to 1,400 with limited growth, while dugongs near extinction face declines in Indian and Pacific waters. Boat strikes, netting, and pollution drive deaths. Florida regulates boat speeds in wintering areas, and herbicide pollution reduces food.
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Florida
Australia
West India
Red Sea
Gulfs
Amazonian
Africa
North America
South America
Indian
Pacific
Manatee
FCC probes CB violations in Tulsa County
An FCC team found that most Tulsa County citizens band operators violate rules. About 60 of an estimated 1,000 to 1,200 operators will be cited for issues including improper call signs and illegal high powered transmitters. Citations will issue within four weeks from Washington, with ongoing periodic investigations planned.
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Tulsa, Okla
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Tulsa County
Tulsa
Vincent S. Galbraith
Galbraith
Eagle
Spider
Joker
Papa
Citizens Band
Washington, D.C
Grand Island
Neb
Hearing resumes on Frontier drops Stillwater as stop
A Civil Aeronautics Board hearing in Stillwater Oklahoma continues with testimony from local witnesses. Frontier Airlines argues Enid Ponca City and Parsons stops are unprofitable while Stillwater shows only two boarding per stop. Witnesses Ben Harris and Richard Miller contend Stillwater is within driving distance of Oklahoma City and Tulsa and should be dropped.
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Stillwater
Okla
Civil Aeronautics Board
Frontier Airlines
Enid
Ponce City
Parsons
Kan
Ings
Ponca City
Frontier
Ben Harris
Firm
Future Planning Department
Richard Miller
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Coe
Winter wheat crop may reach 475 bushels
The Santa Fe crop report projects final winter wheat production in Kansas Oklahoma Texas Colorado and New Mexico may total 575 million bushels, below the 1973 five state record of 708.5 million. It cites rain in fall 1973 drought 1974 and diseases as reducing yields while noting sufficient moisture since August to prepare fields for fall planting.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Santa Fe
RB. Jcross
Amarillo
Tex
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agricultural
Thanksgiving recipe drive urges readers to submit
Readers are urged to mail in recipes for a Thanksgiving series in November. Send the recipe with name and community to local correspondents and include all directions and ingredients. Five cents per column inch will be paid for recipes used. Deadline is October 33.
Farmers oppose proposed federal safety device rules
Oklahoma City AP report says farmers and implement makers at a Wednesday hearing objected to a U S Labor Department OSHA proposal requiring more safety devices on farm machinery. Darrell Hanavan of the Rocky Mountain Farmers Union argues guards would cost too much and are not justified by accident figures.
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Oklahoma City
Darrell Hanavan
Rocky Mountain Farmers Union
Worldwide grain shortage looming says four USDA analysts
Four top Agriculture Department analysts briefed briefly at a news conference led by Secretary Earl L Butz. They warned of a light world grain situation amid drought in the Midwest, with U.S. exports and world feed grain trades expected to decline in 1974 75 and total farm exports down by 25 to 26 million metric tons.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Earl L Butz
Butz
Buzz
Department
Quentin West
Economic Research Service
Richard Goodman
Foreign Agricultural Service
Don Seaborg
Terry Barr
Midwest
United States
Goodman
Ford asks delegates advice on inflation
Ford officials invite about 60 delegates from agriculture, labor, business and finance to a Chicago conference September 13 to identify inflation causes and suggest government and private actions. Findings will feed a wider summit September 27 28 and delegates will submit papers on their views.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Agriculture and Food Economic Conference
Agriculture Department
Ford
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Chicago
Claude W. Gifford
USDA
Gifford
The
Chi
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Timothy Williams
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
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