Corn Sweetening Taking Growing Share of Market
Washington based report notes corn sweetening via High Fructose Corn Syrup HFCS expanding in US sweetener market. Industry figure Donald H. Francis of Clinton Corn Processing Co projects capacity to 4 6 billion pounds by 1990 and 9 10 billion by 1990 with potential to cut cane sugar imports. HFCS growth seen as shift in processing rather than a threat to sugar growers.
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Washington
UPI
Donald H. Francis
Francia
Clinton Corn Processing, Co
Clinton
Iowa
Agriculture Department
Francis
High Fructose Corn Syrup Expands in Sweetener Market
Experts say HFCS is comparable in sweetness to traditional sugar and could replace cane sugar if production grows. Francis notes costs range 17.8 to 45.4 percent below sugar and that HFCS already supplies about 20 percent of the nation’s sweetener market with potential growth to 36 percent by 1980 and 50 percent by 1990.
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Francis
Comm Supply
Scheduling Struggles On A Rural Morning Farm
Doris McCartney sketches a chaotic day on a Millersburg farm as a couple juggle chores from weather talk to calf chasing and kitchen duties. The husband notes tasks stretch, phones ring, and a noon meeting about social therapy is approved to improve the farm wife image.
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Doris McCartney
Millersburg
David
Aalesmai
International Unveils Its Large Tractor Showcase
Chicago hosts the 76th International Live Stock Exhibition now running at the International Amphitheatre. The event doubles as an equipment show with displays from Steiger tractors to Ford Datsun Toyota trucks and large combines. Executives note a Bicentennial review of 200 years of American agricultural progress and entertainment from Mel Tillis and Nashville acts.
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Chicago
Smokies
Ozarks
Amana Colonies
Steiger Tractor Company
James Bnance
Goliath
Deaie. Corp
Idea Farm Equipment
Allis Chalmers
Milwaukee
Ford Motor Co
Toyota
Datsun
Nance
Cati-V
Garnet
Shelbyville
Mel Tillis
Judy Lynn
Warren Bills
Ted Weens
Fred Waring
Pennsylvanians
Banny Davis
Nashvile Brass
Tommy Qeerstreet
The
Nashville Express
Public Auction Listings Skip Through December Dates
A garbled pamphlet lists multiple auctions with times and locations across Iowa towns. Items include machinery, cattle, dairy dispersals, farm equipment, livestock, and household goods. Names such as Wendell Olphany and George Balater appear with coordinates like NW of Shueyville and W of Coggon.
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Wendell Olphany
Walker
Wed
Holtein
Wililem Cook
Alvarnett
Thurs
Det
Donald Beets
Central City
Laamte
Shueyville
George Balater
Normal aches blamed on latest health office report
A columnist mocks an Office of Health Economics publication declaring common symptoms as normal. The piece ridicules labeling back pain fatigue and stomach discomfort as ordinary and questions the credibility and practical use of such a claim.
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