1974 Farm outlook shows cautious lift after record 1973
Washington farmers enter 1974 with cautious optimism after a record 1973 in crops exports and income. Amid price rises and fuel worries, agriculture experts warn 1974 may not reach 1973 levels though demand remains strong. The new farm bill shifts toward market oriented subsidies with target prices for key crops and no idle land requirements.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Agriculture and Consumer Protection Act
Russia
USDA
Congress
Burger son in GSA draws $25,863 salary in contrast to real estate pay
Wade A. Burger son of Chief Justice Warren Burger earned 25,863 at the General Services Administration as special assistant to the assistant commissioner for the office of space management. The Vilian Virginian-Pilot notes his duties coordinate work between agencies and cites his prior earnings of 3,270 yearly as a real estate salesman.
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Norfolk, Va
Wade A. Burger
Warren Burger
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Burger
General Services Administration
GSA
Office of Space Management
Public Building Service
Pete McCall
McCall
Crowell & Co. Inc
Northern Virginia
Richard Q. Vawter
Vawter
Civil Service Commission
Annandale
Virginian Pilot
General Mills May Launch Commuter Van Service
General Mills plans a January start for a five van commuter program to reduce fuel use. The service targets 2,200 employees at two Minneapolis suburbs with break-even fares based on fixed costs and mileage. Minnesota associations urge a 25 percent voluntary gasoline cut amid fuel concerns.
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Associated Press
General Mills
Lee McFarland
Minnesota
James Erchul
McFarland
Minneapolis
Minnesota Association of Commerce and Industry
The
Chambers of Commerce of
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Erchul
Three Fryer brothers charged in Iowa youth slayings face district trial
Allen Fryer 29 David Fryer 24 and James Fryer 21 charged with four counts of murder for the Nov 17 shotgun killings of four South Dakota teens. They will skip prelims and appear before District Judge Kennedy in Rock Rapids while held on 400000 bonds. Bodies found Nov 18 at Gitchie Manitou State Park near Sioux Falls. James faces release Jan 11 from a Sioux Falls jail for a 90 day sentence. motive not disclosed though marijuana rumored.
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Rock Rapids
Iowa
South Dakota
Tony
Lyon County
David Cassens
Allen Fryer
David Fryer
FE. F. Kennedy
Cassens
James
Sioux Falls
Fryer
Allen
David
Gitchie Manitou State Park
Bakken Named Medtronic Chairman and Chief Executive
Earl E. Bakken was elected board chairman and chief executive officer of Medtronic Inc, effective January 1. Thomas E. Holloran was chosen president and Charles F. Cuddihy was named executive vice president.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Earl E. Bakken
Medtronic, Inc
Thomas E. Holloran
Charles F. Cuddihy
Jackson threats noted amid Israel support, Trudeau names newborn
Sen Henry M Jackson says Arab terrorists threaten him due to pro Israel stance and FBI comments keep details confidential. In Ottawa Pierre Trudeau reveals his newborn son will be named Alexandre Emmanuel with the nickname Sacha, born Christmas Day. In Cleveland multimillionaire Cyrus Eaton turns 90 with telegrams from Soviet leaders greeting the industrialist at Acadia Farms and City Hall reception.
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Seattle
Henry M. Jackson
Israel
Washington Democrat
FBI
Jackson
Ottawa
Pierre Trudeau
Exandre Emmanuel
Emmanuel
Margaret
Alexandre
Sacha
Trudeaus
Justin
Cleveland
Ohio
Cyrus
Eaton
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Acadia Farms
Northfield
City Hall
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Ercul
Bakken
Coronado Tn
Loftens
Johnson
Tere Pheer
Bermmete
Batt
Mee
Tanya
Re Lal
Coleman Fuel
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