Proposed price support hike could nix flexible controls
Washington officials warn a 25 percent rise in grain price supports would force farm-by-farm allotments on 1972 crops, undermining the flexible set-aside system. If approved, corn, feed grains and soybeans would face tightened controls, with farmers limited by government allotments to qualify for loans and subsidies.
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Bernard Brenner
UPI
Washington
Administration
le House
Senate Apriculture
Nuciobers
Applueshich
Oneop Department
Lorraine Alexander breaks barriers in construction leadership
John Needham profiles Lorraine Alexander of Sable Construction Co who rose from secretary to project coordinator and shareholder. The firm wins federal and state contracts, including a $4.1 million St Croix garden apartment project named in her honor. Alexander, 16 years on the job, contends with gatekeepers and gender bias yet presides at closings, earning executive pay and respect in a male dominated field.
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John Needham
Pleasantville
SL. Croix
Virgin Islands
D. Lorraine Alexander
Sable Construction Co
Mike Jevitt
Alexander
Levitt
St. Croix
Sonte
Tadio
Ikeroe
Project Coordinatee
Sable
U.S. Hon Corp
Lingle Family Welcomes Baby Dewayne In Rapids
Mr and Mrs Deiee Lingle of Rapids announce the birth of their son Dewayne weighing seven pounds seven ounces born Friday at Hoone Doubly Tiospillat. Mr and Mrs Maviah Moore attended a Christmas party of the Pitch Club. Winners at wards included Mrs Floyd Keister Melvin Andrews Mrs Merrill Andrews and Floyd Keister.
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Allion
Deiee Lingle
Under Rapids
Maviah Moore
Floyd Keister
Melvin Andrews
Merrill Andrews
Timepiece trends and Swiss exhibit dazzles shoppers
Patricia McCormack reports from New York on a Montres et Bijoux de Geneve show featuring over 100 original Swiss watches valued at more than $2 million. Highlights include multi time zone reads, a choker watch with turquoise and brilliants, and models like World Traveler, Pilot, Bivouac, Skin Diver, Pulsometer, Moon Watch, and Chronographs, illustrating future fashion and technical advances while most pieces remain not for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia McCormack
New York
UPI
Manny
United States
Montres el Bijoux de Geneve
Torrington couple faces $23 410 suit
In Cheyenne Wyoming a UPI report states the First State Bank of Kimball Nebraska filed a 23010 dollar lawsuit in U S district court against Torrington Wyoming couple Lesfer and Jean Maxfield who operate Torrington Livestock Commission Co. The bank alleges the couple sold livestock belonging to James Faden of Bonner County Nebraska but did not pay the full gross amount due for the sales.
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Cheyenne, Wyo
UPI
First State Bank of
Kimball
Neb
Torrington
Wyo
U.S. District Court
Lesfer
Jean Maxfield
Worrington Livestock Commission Co
James Faden
Bonner County
Jess
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