Ray Neutral on Butz Selection in Iowa Coverage
Des Moines dispatch notes Governor Robert Ray appears neutral on Earl Butz becoming U.S. secretary of agriculture, while Senator Jack Miller praises the selection. Butz, former Indiana gubernatorial candidate and ex-assistant secretary, would replace Clifford Hardin who resigned. Iowa officials stress a candidate with deep agriculture understanding and farmer sensitivity. The piece also briefly mentions Macadamia nut crop rankings in Hawaii.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Robert Ray
Earl Butz
U.S
Jack Miller
Town
Butz
Nixon
Clifford Hardin
Miller
Secrtary of Agriculture
Indiana
Ray
United
States
Hardin
L. B. Liddy
Liddy
Earl Butz Emerges as Free Enterprise Advocate for Agriculture
Dr Earl L Butz Nixon pick for secretary of agriculture is a long time Purdue leader and Republican. He chairs continuing education and the Purdue Research Foundation and serves on several corporate boards. He argues for free enterprise but cautions government control may have harmful side effects.
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Earl Butz
Washington
Earl L. Butz
Nixon
Butz
Indiana
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue Research Foundation
Ralston
Corm
Fost
Purdue
G.O.P
Central City and area auction notices mix of goods and livestock
Auction listings from Central City and nearby areas include machinery, livestock, wagons and personal property. Items are set for sale at various times with locations in North Liew FRA catt sale, and multiple farm implements, autos, and miscellaneous goods listed by different sellers.
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Baty
Cate
Mach
Grain Jones
Miller
Amana
Walate
Dee Remintton
Central City
North Liew
Catt Sale
Cogaen Sale Bart
Conger
Fivestock
Lawrence Weber
Quasaueton
Farmers Union pushes antitrust action to curb big farmers
Washington AP The National Farmers Union urged strict federal antitrust enforcement. NFU assistant legislative director Dr Weldon Barton told a Senate subcommittee that the government should file antitrust suits against multi interest conglomerates seeking to control production and processing from farm to retail.
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Washington
National Farmers Union
Weldon Barton
NFU
Senate
Most Farm Leaders Optimistic About New Aig Secretary
Major farm groups broadly back Earl Butz as secretary of agriculture though many see policy must improve from the White House. Some dissent, including Oren Staley of the National Farmers Organization, who calls Butz the worst possible choice. Others praise Butz for his agrarian understanding and global trade knowledge.
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Aig
Earl Butz
Nixon
Butz
Ed Christianson
The
National Farmers Union
Department of Agriculture
White House
USDA
Bulz
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
Corningtowa
Staley
America
Christianson
Farmers Union
William J. Kuhfuss
American Farm Bureau Federation
Peoria Stockyards Plans Garlot Show
Peoria Stockyards announces its first annual carlot show and sale for commercial steers and hogs on December 2 and 3 led by H Foster Embry. Entries include Angus Charolais Crossbreds Hereford and Shorthorn cattle with two hog classes. The event uses roofed facilities and permanent pens at the Peoria Union Stockyards.
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Peoria
Inl
Union
H. Foster Embry
Live
Ralph Danner and Sons of
Mypscaline
Peoria Union
Iowa FHA Leads Nation in Rural Housing Loans
Iowa's Farmers Home Administration led the nation in rural rental housing loans for fiscal year 1971, with 1,345 individual projects totaling 4.32 million dollars across 86 counties. Robert Pim, Iowa FHA director, notes Iowa accounts for 17 percent of national lending, with most loans going to nonprofit groups and senior citizens seeking single family and rental units in rural areas. North and South Dakota also issued several loans as states view rural housing programs as vital.
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Des Moines
Home Administration
FHA
Iowa
Robert Pim
Pim
I Towa
FHA Rental Housing Loans and Eligibility Rules
The FHA rental housing program limits loans to communities over 10,000 population. Nonprofit loans may span 50 years at interest from 4.4 percent to 1 percent based on occupant income. Occupancy targets moderate income seniors or low income non seniors, while for-profit loans at 7 percent repayable over 50 years serve moderate-income families or seniors. All applicants must prove conventional credit is unavailable.
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FHA
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Clifford M. Hardin
Purdwe University Research Foundation
Hawaii
Margaret Gentry
Future Farmers Convention
Kansas City
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Loterational Minerals and Chemicals Co
J.T. Case Co
Stokely-Van Camp Co
Frederick L. Hovde
Hovde
Secretary of Agriculture
Eisenhower
Department
Gazetle Farms
Wey
Ernest Bint
Clana
Whittier
Avellon
Aren
Hows
Eran
Metra Timm
Loween
Ostrova
OM Thar
United Press International
John W. Scott
Rutz
Scott
Amer
Ican
United States
Williamsburg
FFA
Aim Revenue
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Chas
Carpetland
U.S.A
Ee Myron Floren
West Coast
Lawrence Wel
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Bel
Sylvania Color TV
Valenta’s
Sylvania
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Mers
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