Agricultural Progress and the 1973 Farm Policy Shift
A summary of U.S. agricultural policy changes under the 1973 Agriculture and Consumer Protection Act, highlighting moves toward free market pricing, reduced price supports, and increased producer control, plus debates over meat price controls and ongoing concerns in rice and peanut programs. The piece notes broader goals of raising production, stabilizing prices, and improving foreign trade position, while acknowledging certain ongoing problems in costs and policy reforms.
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World price levels rise amid population and living standard shifts
Economic notes say global population growth and higher living standards push up prices while new farm programs and policies under government aim to stabilize costs. Reading suggests supply adjustments and market responses as nations adapt to changing demand.
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DPS Director Warns Energy Shortage May Lower Holiday Deaths
Speir says energy constraints complicate Texas holiday traffic death projections. He expects fewer fatalities than 14.5 daily during Christmas and 18.5 around New Year, with 102 hour periods complicating comparisons. He warns high speeds and fuel issues could drive deaths up, urges right lane use, no drinking and cautions about gasoline containers in vehicles. The Christmas window runs 6 pm Dec 21 to midnight Dec 25. New Year from 5 pm Dec 28 to midnight Jan 1.
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