Milk price drop sparks concern among AMPI officials
Officials of Associated Milk Producers Inc. expressed concern over falling milk prices and the potential impact on farmers and the power of producer cooperatives.
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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1973
Page
3
Officials of Associated Milk Producers Inc. expressed concern over falling milk prices and the potential impact on farmers and the power of producer cooperatives.
A six member county jury awarded Jerry Russell $750 for Ferdinand the 1600 pound Charolais bull killed after alleged romance with Dick Arrington’s Herefords. Arrington claims he killed Ferdinand and has a $2600 counter suit. the bull’s meat is in Arrington’s deep freeze.
IBM and eight newspapers including the Minneapolis Star and Tribune and Dallas Morning News form the Newspaper Systems Development Group to test a computer operated full page makeup. Design and development will take about three years with no certainty of installation. The system would feed an entire paper into a computer to create full page layouts.
Gov. Wendell Anderson indicated support for allowing nonresidents to use studded tires on occasional trips into Minnesota, opposing the 1973 total ban. He cited border economic concerns and said he cannot guarantee legislative votes for a special bill. Local officials plan hearings and public meetings while the State Patrol enforces the ban with discretion.
Washington confirms FBI will not disclose details of a Miami agent's dealings with Charles G. Rebozo amid Watergate questions. FBI cites confidentiality of a Senate staff interview even as lawmakers press for clarity on a $100,000 Hughes donation and whether cash tied to the return matched original bills.
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