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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1972
Page
9
Cedar Rapids agriculture luncheon invites members as Extension specialist speakers on rennet development and dairy industry topics. Chamber of Commerce program notes historical tensions and local agricultural outreach with notable figures and dates from prior years.
Washington reports show export sales to Russia reduced market prices lifting subsidy gaps. Farmers face lower than expected payments as the five month average rises above earlier forecasts. In effect, many growers lose a portion of 1.70 per bushel projected, with higher prices eroding subsidy parity and adjustments pending.
Notice of forthcoming farm auctions at Gazella Farm Tayen outlines sale items including oats, lawn care products, and general equipment. The listing names bidders Sally and Hela FPEAY among participants, with dates implied in the fragment.
A damaged OCR passage lists scattered names such as Arity Matlin Hobart and Winy Mah, mixed with stray prices like 77 dollars and references to locations and people. The fragmentary text mentions products, merchants, and possible sale or revenue notes without coherent context or complete details.
Representative Charles A. Vonile asks President Nixon to extend the meat import quota suspension for two years to keep consumer prices stable. He warns that without the stay, higher meat prices and reduced supplies could follow amid wheat deals and poor fall harvests.
AP report lists high school juniors and seniors named to the nation’s top 4-H honor for achievement, citizenship, and leadership. Recipients include Carol Irish of Callaway Virginia and Joe Davis of Stanford Kentucky, plus four others recognized for leadership and scholarship.
Eleven cattle badly burned in the October 10 fire at the Ohio Exposition Center in Columbus have recovered and were sent home. Faculty and students from Ohio State University aided, with veterinarians continuing shock treatment and infection prevention. Two animals did not recover and were euthanized.
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