Boycotters Demand Stores Restrict Lettuce Handling
Des Moines Iowa leaders of a lettuce boycott urge food chains to limit handling to union lettuce. The Iowa movement coordinates said picketing would resume at two Des Moines Dahls stores to rally public support for the boycott. The group claims the United Farm Workers Union tie is collapsing and vows to work within an injunction restricting picketers from harassing customers.
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Lettuce Boycott Tactics Stir Iowa City Area Picketing
Dennis Ryan of Des Moines explains a sustained campaign by a farm workers group across Iowa City Dubuque Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Davenport. Pickets target A and P and Dahl stores to support a national union drive tied to California growers.
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Formeal
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Davenport
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Dennis Ryan
Winneshiek 4 H Awards Given To 200 Members
Winneshiek 4 H honors exceeded 200 youths at a Decorah awards program held Saturday evening at East Side Grade School. Recipients receiving the Chicago award included Belly Sch Wil Atkinson, Marvel Benson, Muriel Benson, Arleen Palterson, Beth Ander Jakke, Betty Wausch, Eileen Rilling, Kathy Klage man, and others from Decorah Mabel and surrounding towns.
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Atkinson
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Chicago
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Rean Thorson
Decorah
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Spring Grove
Minn
David Sacquine
Mabel
LaMoyne Thompson
Eichhorn Heads Angus Group
Maquoketa report shows Gary Meh horn elected president of the Baston Tawa Angus Association succeeding Tamir Wasobe. Gary Grim named vice-president, with Marin Karnhart elected secretary treasurer. New directors include Ron Cook and others. County honors and 4 H awards featured, with alumni recognition and citizenship pins awarded to multiple 4 H members.
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Gary Mehhorn
Upton
Baston Tawa Angus Association
Tamir Wasobe
Monmouth
Gary Grim
Willen
Hehhorn
Marin Karnhart
Nichols
Treassin
Ron Cook
Lisbon
Paul Stuelaid
Calamas
Wehari Siensen
Dixon
Bohrrede
Willan
Lamir
Hills
Hinine
Aley
Iowa State Hosts Kog Health Forum
Iowa State University hosts a health forum on swine health issues inviting producers veterinarians and researchers. The program highlights respiratory and disease problems and features a Veterinary Medical Research Institute.
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Isu
Sarum Istemlei
Annual Outlook Conference Date Is Rescheduled
Washington reports rescheduling of the Annual Outlook Conference from December to a new date. The event aims to provide farmers with updated market forecasts, fertilizer and feed price insights, and prospective supply information for 1974. Government experts and private analysts will present on production trends and market outlook.
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Linn Extension Elections Set in Linn County Townships
Township voters in Linn County will hold extension elections during Family Nights on November 14 and 16. Nominating committees have named at least two candidates per township. additional nominations may be made at the meetings. Local sites include Fayette, Mt. Vernon, Grant, Boulder, St Joseph, Prairieburg, and Otter Creek areas.
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Iin County
Leefort
Kereth Lee
Fayette
Lum
Grant
Boulder
Butz Opposes U S Embargo on Agricultural Exports
London dispatch reports Secretary of State ag Economics Secretary Butz says the United States should not slap export embargoes on agricultural products. He defended American trade reliability during a news conference opening an eight day European swing. He noted Middle East crisis shelved trade reform bills and warned against repeating past embargo harms.
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London
Karl K. Buta
Weriday
We United
Jos
Nixon
Europe
Boiz
United States
Middle East
Tle
Thanksgiving shoppers face higher turkey costs this year
UPI reports the Agriculture Department outlook digest finds turkeys will cost more than last year as prices rise while production increases. Despite larger output, lower weights and high demand push prices up, with chicken pork and beef easing, and producers planning more hens for 1974 to raise future supplies.
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Washington
UPI
Turkey
Agriculture Department
Department
Outlook Digest
Emier Alewind
Ryan
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