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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1973

Page

9

Beef prices to slip briefly then rise on longer cycle

United Press International reports that beef prices may fall about 5 percent in the next 30 days as cattle are sold after the freeze ends. But H W Harrington of the American National Cattlemen's Association warns that long term factors and a six to eight month feeding cycle will lift prices by January.

United Press International H. W. “Bud” Harrington The American National Cattlemen’s Association St. Louis Fred Harris Oklahoma Harris Graphic Arts International Union Senate

Oil industry urges coastal drilling to ease energy shortage

Washington sources report that oil and gas drilling off Alaska and the Atlantic coast could ease an expected energy shortage, a view supported by the administration and echoed by industry spokesmen at a CEQ hearing. Environmentalists warned against overshadowing environmental safeguards. Kenneth Lay and Louis Clapper participated, with critiques of offshore safety enforcement raised. Hearings continue.

Washington UPS Alaska Atlantic Council On Environmental Quality CEQ Kenneth Lay Interior Louis S. Clapper National Wildlife Federation

Swedish king suffers setback in month-long fight for life

King Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden, hospitalized a month, showed worsened lung function and reduced blood oxygen in a night bulletin. At 90, his condition remains serious after stomach surgery for a gastric ulcer at Sofiero and Helsingborg Hospital. The king has endured prior setbacks, including pneumonia in various U.S. cities, with no next bulletin date given.

Stockholm UPI Gustaf VI Adolf Sweden Sofiero Summer Palace Helsingborg Hospital

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