Farm programs face Round Two as Poage weighs new bill
Washington dispatch reports Democratic leader Poage prepares hearings on a new farm support bill to replace subsidies for major crops. Agriculture Secretary Butz is to testify urging Nixon proposals to phase out income payments and keep subsidies for consumers, while the Senate committee’s hearings show broad opposition from major farm groups.
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Clayton Pork Banquet Elects New Directors and Queen
Clayton County Pork Producers Association elected Jom Kenney Elkader Paul Laeken Garber and Warold Hanson Elgin to three year terms on its board at Garnavillo banquet Kenney and Laeken replace Carl Dahling Elkader and Francis Thurn Edgewood Hanson has served as president. Audrey Hempeler 12 Gary Kagilly was crowned 1973 Clayton County Park Queen Debra Baade McGregor runner up Honored were Francis Thurn Edgewood Iowa Master Pork Producers 1973 and Jim Hosch Elkader Rotary appreciation award 1973 Banquet attended by about 100 people Speaker Bob Trevin New Hampton Rotary exchange to Japan in July.
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Elgin
Clayton County Pork Producers Association
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Lueken
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Francis Thurn
Edgewood
Hanson
Audrey Hempeler
Gary Kagilly
Clayton County Park
Miss Hempeler
Gernaville Community High School
Arlyn Hempeler
Debra Baade
McGregor
Iowa
Jim Hosch
Association
Exports Theme to Lead Cedar Rapids Ag Executives Luncheon
Gail Danilson of Des Moines director of the marketing division of the state department of agriculture will discuss Foreign Export Markets for Iowa Agricultural Products at the Cedar Rapids Agricultural Executives Forum Thursday noon meeting at Long Branch restaurant. Delhi notes demand for farm bill support before April 7 rally starting at 7:20 p.m.
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Cedar Rapids
Farmers for a Day Highlights Meat Price Protest in Nebraska
Mrs. Weiler, a nonmeat diet supporter, spent a day on Dale James 1200 head hog ranch near Humboldt Nebraska to protest meat prices. She worked the farm tasks while James showed her the farming side, asserting farmers earn what they get though hog prices have hit records. Weiler remains skeptical about who profits from meat costs.
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Nebraska
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Toess War Farm and Estate Auction Notices
A long, fragmented list of farm sales and estate closings outlining multiple locations. Names such as Mare TH Farm, Leonard Hartt, Merwin Martens, and Gromne Hackett appear with directions like NW of Springvite and SW of Tipton. Details mix machines, stock, and goods with scattered dates and times.
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Mortmicx
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Springvite
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Spring
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Zatter
Troy Mills
Tale
Art Schelebert
Americans Upset About Beef Prices But Not Writing Congress
An Associated Press survey finds few constituents write to lawmakers about rising beef costs. Some aides and lawmakers report limited mail on the topic, while others say constituents are satisfied with higher prices. Beef prices rise to record levels, with January at about 1.22 per pound and cattle prices up sharply in mid February. Citizens blame or defend policy moves, criticize Nixon cheese advice, and discuss food stamp concerns and inflation.
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Associated Press
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Burlington Rents 2000 Hopper Cars For Grain Shipment
Burlington Northern Railroad has rented over 2000 hopper cars to boost its grain fleet. Official Pete Briggs said 1000 new cars will arrive in June for the summer harvest. The ICC implemented new penalties to curb car shortages, shortening free time and raising fines for tying up cars, as grain shipments rise in Iowa and nationwide.
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Burlington Nortthern Railroad
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Horfington Northern
Iowa
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