Four factors behind rising food prices say Illinois expert
L H Simerl of the University of Illinois Cooperative Extension identifies four causes of higher food costs. Prosperity boosts demand, farming specialization limits production options, reduced government price reserves, and growing world demand outpacing output together drive larger price swings. No single villain explains shortages and inflation at the dinner table.
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L. H. Simerl
Cooperative Extension of
The
University of Illinois’ College of Agriculture
Simerl
Japan, United States bond steadies amid global shifts
Tanaka stresses America's central role for Japan despite calls for diversification. He warns that disruption to U.S. policy would threaten Japan's economy and security, while acknowledging Japan's vulnerability and hunger for energy, minerals, and markets.
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Tanaka
Japan
United States
Middle East
Australia
Africa
South America
Trout in a bathtub and tepee life for Davis family
Joan Davis and her four teenagers live in a 16 foot diameter tepee near Monongahela National Forest Elkins West Virginia for the summer. They bathe in a stream that doubles as a refrigerator and keep horses nearby. The family left Slippery Rock Pennsylvania seeking a change of pace.
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Elkins
W.va
Joan Davis
Monongahela National Forest
Slippery Rock
Hunter Jr
Hunter
Threat to hunting rights from rising anti-hunting movement
Minnesota wildlife biologist warns hunters that the right to hunt may be voted out or crippled by a growing national anti-hunting movement, backed by organizations and media, with legislation already showing some success and wildlife welfare at stake.
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Norm Ordal
Mr. Hunter
Antihunting movement gains momentum amid ethics and law calls
The piece argues anti hunting momentum rises from societal shifts, media depictions, urban detachment from nature, and environmental concerns. It urges hunters to counter with education on wildlife management, responsible behavior, and stronger laws while affirming hunting as an American tradition and conservation pillar.
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Minnesota
America
Word Puzzle Crossword From Historic Almanac Listing
A textured puzzle list pieces together scattered clues and answers drawn from a bygone almanac era. The compilation blends terms from science geography and language to form a cohesive crossword style set.
Whitney weighs independent bid for Minnesota governor
Minneapolis businessman Wheelock Whitney signals he may run as an independent in 1974. At a St. Cloud gathering he criticized taxes and the Republican party, saying party money fuels bureaucracy and that candidates pay lip service to platforms. He said many conservatives and voters are disenchanted.
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ST. Cloud, Minn
Minneapolis
Wheelock Whitney
Minnesota
Whitney
Republican Party
St. Cloud
Woes of a Cub Scout Doing Good Deeds in a Naughty World
Boy Scout Freddy faces a string of taunts and tests from adults as he tries to live up to scout ideals. The anecdotes highlight honesty courage and badgering with sharp humor about his age, skill, and earnest efforts.
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New York
Freddy
Hawk Patrol
Wire shortage dims farmer's high hopes
Lubbock AP report notes baling wire and cutting time shortages threaten a record hay crop and higher cattle costs. Melvin Terry says no wire for 30 days. farmers from East Texas to Oklahoma report impact on feed, hay and beef prices. Colorado Fuel and Iron confirms exhausted warehouse supply and ongoing shortage worsened by last winter and foreign producer withdrawal.
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Lubbock, Tex
Melvin Terry
Lubbock
East
Texas
Oklahoma
South Plains
Colorado Fuel and Iron Steel Corp
Pueblo
Colo
R.E. Yates
Colorado
Yates
No Escape from Watergate In Odd Book Review and Notice
A magazine reviewer uses quotation marks around the phrase at this point in time in a biblically themed history book review. A Pontiac Michigan firm warns customers that effective with this release date the above listed telephone number will be inoperative.
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Pontiac, Mich
Spirit Mountain recreation complex gains city funding
Duluth is awarded 600000 by the EDA for a Spirit Mountain recreation complex. The grant supplements a 750000 state grant over three years and a 250000 grant from the Upper Great Lakes Regional Commission. Mayor Ben Boo says to appoint Spirit Mountain Authority and proceed with land use and economic-base studies for the project. The complex will operate year round with 70 acres of ski runs, a chalet, motel, tennis courts, and swimming pools.
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Upper Great Lakes
Ben Boo
Spirit Mountain Authority
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