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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1973
Page
4
The discussion centers on the need for a comprehensive land use policy addressing pollution, resource distribution, and population growth. ISU extension officials and university leaders urge planning to balance development with conservation while weighing economic and social impacts for future generations.
Washington. U S. House action looms as Clark denounces an impoundment of six winches valued at 75 million in rural soil and water conservation. He says funds for REAR and RECP face withholding pending Agriculture Secretary Butz review and protests the move as a slap in the face to rural conservation efforts.
The text discusses opposition to impoundment of funds for rural soil and water conservation. It cites Senator Dicklanl De laway and Clark praising basic service goals while warning that consolidating USDA field offices could impair local implementation. Secretary Buty is pressed for immediate clarification amid reports of plan misuse and fear of reduced program scope and congressional intent.
Omaha drops from first in U S livestock market rankings as Sioux City and St Paul surge ahead in cattle and hog sales during the first ten months of the year. USDA figures show Omaha 10 percent below 1972. Sioux City, St Paul report gains, while Chicago remains competition in slaughtering and bidding at stockyards.
A report from agriculture department economists suggests meat prices, including beef and pork, will generally decline for 1874. They warn energy disruptions could slow the economy and alter price trends. Forecasts indicate higher winter prices may ease as supplies dip, with future price patterns tied to cattle and hog slaughter rates.
A Polk County district court dismissed a hybrid corn class action suit brought by LA attorneys for farmers against government and private seed companies. Judge Gibner Holliday ruled the case improper and said the plaintiffs failed to prove the defendants caused the corn blight epidemic due to soil conditions and other differences.
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