Nationwide Appeal By Parents Of Missing Girl
Elizabeth Einstein, a 16 year old Redlands junior high student, vanished after leaving Moore Junior High at 3 40 pm on March 18 1988. Her anxious parents Norman and Ruth Einstein offer a 5000 reward and appeal nationwide for information, while they search orange groves and canyons around Redlands for any sign of Lig.
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California
Elizabeth Lorene Einstein
Moore Junior
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Einstein
Ares
Norman
Ruth Einstein
Einsteins
Einstein
Lockbeigh
Lig
Missing Liz Einstein Seeks News Help in California
Elizabeth Einstein, five feet tall and 105 pounds with brown hair and eyes, vanished while en route home. She was carrying a red algebra book and a blue looseleaf notebook. a gold chain with a gold and blue star pendant is missing. The family, among the Einstein children, previously lost a son to polio in 1952. Police urge any information to Capt. Charles Callahan or the local newspaper. calls to the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Office may help end the nightmare.
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Elizabeth
Tve
Einstein
Liz Einstein
Charles Callahan
San Bernardino County
Farm Weapons Could Explode Produce Trend
NAD farm and agri business leaders heard that U S farmers can boost output faster than demand grows. Iowa State economists Wallace Ogg and Eber Eldridge noted corn yields have doubled in 16 years and soy production outpacing use sent grain overseas. They warned price declines with higher output and excess capacity under the current farm program, which reduced stocks and kept prices steadier while costing the treasury.
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Mason City
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Towa State University
Wallace Ogg
Eber Eldridge
Ark
Algo
Ieee United States
Towa
ISU
U.S
Congress
Treasury
Farmers and consumers clash over farm policy goals
Eight years of operation cost about 24 billion dollars. Iowa State economists note consensus on farm policy is hard. Farmers, consumers, and government have different goals, sometimes align, sometimes clash. They seek ample food supplies and stable prices, with voluntary programs being costlier than mandatory ones. A no price support policy would shrink incomes for young farmers with thin equity. Moderate price supports may retire land, costing 2 to 3 billion annually, while higher supports raise costs unless tied to production controls. Supply control hinges on export demand, as high prices risk losing markets.
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Towa
Auto hydroplaning risks rise in wet winter driving
Commentators warn hydroplaning dangers from wet, snowy or icy roads raise crash risk. NASA and safety experts link tire ride on a water wedge to loss of braking and steering. slow to below hydroplaning speed, decelerate, and avoid braking if skidding to regain traction. Donald Koroch notes drivers often underestimate the hazard.
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Snrow
National Safety Council
Donald Koroch
Department of 2 Instruction
Education
Sheree
Na‘Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Hi Vire
Boroch
Farm 64 Outlook Fed Cattle Prices in 1968
Fed cattle prices in 1968 rose about $1.50 per hundred from 1967 despite beef production and import increases. Chicago Choice steers averaged $27.65 vs $26.04 in 1967. Iowa direct sales ranged $23.00 to $28.00 with later sales to $27.60. Futrell cites strong demand and lighter slaughter weights as factors, with 1969 prospects for lighter finishes and tighter prices due to pork and broiler competition.
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Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Amiple
Chicago
Iowa
Futrell
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