West Liberty fair plans feature new events and parade
West Liberty officials announce fair dates August 1 to 6 with ticket sales starting July 7 at the fair office. A six day exposition includes a parade co sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, a new 4 H market beef barn, a memorial stage in the grove, and a parade review at the amphitheater.
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Clark Plans Rural Hearing
Washington The rural development subcommittee will hold hearings July 1 to review progress under the Rural Development Act of 1972. Subcommittee Chairman Dick Clarke announced Friday. The one day session is the second in a series this year. Primary witness will be William W. Erwin assistant secretary of agriculture for rural development. HEW and GAO testimonies and invited group representatives will appear.
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America Sees No Beef Shortage Says Economist
Ames Iowa farmers and industry officials heard from Dr Gene Furrell at the annual ISU Cattle Feeders day that the nation faces no real beef shortage. He warned there will be a 2 to 4 percent rise in beef production tied to demand income and employment and that prices may rise as a result. He described public concern as shortage hysteria and noted a possible small cut in meat production to balance supply with demand.
International grain dealers accused of late penalties and railcar manipulation
Washington based congressman Harold Hughes accused large foreign grain firms of exploiting late shipment penalties and railcar control to squeeze small country elevators. He cited Continental Grain Co demanding penalties on past due contracts until August 16 and highlighted transport rate leverage that hurt independent dealers. Hughes warned such practices threatened many legitimate local grain dealers and noted the broader impact on transportation costs and access to rail cars amid a Russian wheat deal aftermath.
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University of Lews professor named EPA pesticide adviser
Keith R. Long, professor and chairman of the department of preventive medicine and environmental health at the University of Lews, has been named scientific adviser to the EPA Office of Pesticide Programs.
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National pesticide study names Long investigator
Dr Long named principal investigator in a new national pesticide exposure study based at the University of Iowa and University of Tow,a Institute of Agricultural Medicine. He will lead EPA community studies programs, reviewing scope and forming guidelines while on leave from the University of Iowa for one year beginning August.
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