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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1973
Page
9
Washington AP report outlines actions by Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service to monitor propane fuel deliveries. Officials cited potential shortages and delays affecting farmers as programs adjust supply amid rising prices and weather impacts.
Linn County 4 H members received achievement awards at a Cedar Rapids event last weekend. Shirley Klinsky and Dennis Volosky led a list of winners across beef, clothing, community service, dairy, garden, and other categories with numerous Marion and Cedar Rapids participants noted. Local clubs and officials recognized 4 H members for achievement in education, nutrition, and project work.
New York farmers and industry leaders say beef prices could fall as much as 40 percent in two weeks if packers wholesalers and retailers pass lower costs to consumers. The rise in supplies and cooler demand are blamed for price declines after the year end. Local 4-H and community leaders are noted in the transcript of a broader agricultural program.
Iowa farmers plan a Washington visit to urge the EPA to extend deadlines and adjust proposed pollution guidelines. Representatives from the Farm Bureau and producer groups cite cash, winter conditions, and feasibility concerns while seeking clearer rules for concrete farm operations.
Washington reports reveal that only two investigators worked on a complex wheat futures manipulation case involving major grain exporters and the American Bakers Association. The CEA and CISA officials pursued charges against leading exporters for falsifying positions around late February and March 1972, with hearings and witness lists planned as the investigation broadened.
Washington UPI reports Sen Dick Clark urged Abe government to remove price controls from phosphate plan. He said phosphates may be used in commercial feeds and urged removal to avoid diverting funds from food production.
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