Huge Harvests Prompt Questions On Farm Prices In 1977
Washington AP reports farmers face a key question for 1977: will prices for wheat and corn hold if harvests stay large, and how will Carter's administration and Congress shape new farm legislation. Despite bipartisan support for existing programs, no major changes are likely. 1976 net farm income was about 24 billion, with grain surpluses pushing cattle and beef prices down, though retail food costs rose at a slower pace.
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BMA Life Insurance And Farm Outlook Mixed With Cautious News
The piece highlights BMA life insurance as a versatile tool for education funding mortgage payoff and retirement savings. It also surveys USDA projections for 1977 food prices crop output export expectations and farm income amid fluctuating weather and potential acreage set-aside programs.
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Great grain areas face 1977 hardship and price shocks
The note warns that regions with grain production will endure financial strain in 1977, risking another rise in grain prices and added confusion for livestock producers coping with higher feed costs and market volatility.
Christmas gatherings fill Childress area with visiting kin
The index page lists numerous Christmas visits across Childress and nearby towns. Families from Dalhart Groom Pampa Hereford Borger Dallas and Amarillo join local households including the Wyatt, Timmons, Gambol, Hightower, Davis and Liles clans, with many travels to Cee Wee, Olney, and San Antonio.
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Pat Alexander
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Oliver Hightower
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Jackie Chappell
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Lucille McCraken
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Maudie Shackelford
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Bronson in New Role for From Noon Till Three
The article spotlights Charles Bronson in an unusual role in From Noon Till Three with Jill Ireland. It highlights a nude scene, a frontier chase, wardrobe disguises, and a departure from Bronson’s typical characters.
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Argentina to plant trees over 250000 acres in national program
Argentina will reforest 250000 acres with selected species in a broad national plan. The Inter American Development Bank approved a 30 million credit to fund the program, aiding about 3000 forest dependent producers.
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