Young Executives Committee to Avoid Politically Sensitive Topics
Washington reports the Agriculture Department moves to keep future YEC topics away from politically sensitive subjects. The panel will study rural development for 1972 73 while denying policy making aims. Officials stress the group offers broad interagency experience rather than official policy.
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Washington
UPI
Wheltlunter
Agricuture
At Group
YEC
Bis
J. Phil Campbell
Winneshiek Pork Banquet Scheduled in Ossian
The fifteenth annual Winneshiek County Pork Banquet will be held Thursday October 12 at DeSales School Ossian. Ivan Ablen of Ossian, chairman of the Winneshiek County Swine Producers board, says a pork queen contest will be held with 4H and FFA members recognized for outstanding achievements. Barbara Anne Simmons of Walker Iowa joined the American Shorthorn Association as a junior member.
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Ossian
Winneshiek County
DeSales School
Os‘Sian
Ivan’ Ablenf Ossian
Winneshiek County Swine Producers Board
FPA
Omaha
Neb
Barbara Ane Simmons
Walker
Iowa
Sherman Berg
Association
Butz Ignores By Robert 12
California poultrymen hailed a concession by US Agriculture Secretary Butz to raise reimbursements under the Newcastle disease eradication program. The California Poultry Assn welcomed the removal of quarantine restrictions from Los Angeles and Orange counties but warned the new formula remains vague and may not satisfy farmers.
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Robert
Sweet Sacramento
Calif
UPI
California Poultrymen
US 8
Agriculture
Butz
California Poultry Assn
Gay
Paul ‘Rymen
Bitz
Association
Buty
Los Angeles
Orange
John ¥. Briggs
R-Fuller
Briggs and Buie clash as subpoena sent to Butz in California
In Los Angeles a tense scene unfolded as Briggs attempted to serve a subpoena on Butz during a canning peach growers meeting. Butz walked away as bodyguards guarded, while Briggs declared the summons delivered. Conflicting opinions arose over a state legislators power to compel a federal official.
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Rton
Bute
Los Angeles
Briggs
Buie
Ruiz
Buiz
Buta
California
Jtrom
Butz
Pouk
Poultry Payment Rules Proposed for Producers
Lawmakers plan to pay poultry producers a variable bonus based on market price six months after slaughter if prices rise, retroactive to March 14. Legislator Rymen cites average poultry income of about $3 per hen versus a 60p level, with Briggs insisting producers deserve at least $4 per bird to survive.
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Briggs
Liddy considers change in state meat inspection
Secretary of Agriculture Liddy says he may shift meat inspection from state to federal control. He plans to consult the Federal Wholesale Meat and Poultry Inspection Committee before deciding, citing costly federal standards and criticism of state inspectors. The move follows a rejected bill to fund 80 percent of inspection costs by the federal government.
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Liddy
DES Movins
Secretary of Agriculture
Iiddy
Federal Wholesome Meat and Poultry Inspection Committee
Congress
Tle
Owens Elected to Conch Bank Committee
Vernon Owens of Palo and Kenneth Showalter of Iowa were elected to the stockholders advisory committee of the Bank of Omaha amid a conference on Newcastle disease eradication. The four state PLBA event drew about 808 officials and discussed disease control through federal channels.
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Omaia
Iowa
Vernon Owens
Palo
Ant
Kenneth
Fampich
Feiler
Briggs
Bank of Omaha
Federal Land Bank Association
Omaha
PLBA
Farm talk with Glenn Fkinnagan near Ryn
Interview with Glenn Fkinnagan, 38, a 120 acre farmer near Ryn, a part time worker at Wilsons Cedar Rapids, with wife Virginia and four children. He discusses farming duties, meat prices, politics, and local race expectations, noting preference for Democrat but uncertainty about this year’s presidential ballot and his view on Earl Butz.
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Glenn Fkinnagan
Ryn
Catholic Church
Ryan
Glenn
Vargina
Mark
Glende
Micheal
Tam
Wilson's
Cedar, Rapids
Collin’s
McGovern
Nixon
Meat Imports Rise 13 Percent From Last Year
Washington AP reports meat imports in the first seven months of 1972 climbed 13 percent from a year earlier, spurred by Australia the top supplier. Total imports nearing 70 million pounds under quota rules, up 12 percent January to July 1972, with Nixon aiming to curb prices by allowing more foreign meat. Beef dominates, with other meats including veal mutton and goat.
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Washington
Australia
Agriculture ‘Department
Nixon
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Robert Glotfeity
Klapfenstein
Glen Barrington
Muscatine
Meat-Processors Assn
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Conch Bank Committee
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Earl Butz
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