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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1973
Page
5
French revenue agents seized about 1.9 million bottles, 382000 gallons, amid a plot to mix lower quality wine and label it as Bordeaux. Authorities target suspected wine houses. one of the merchants named in Paris press, as exports to the United States and Britain weigh on industry.
The Agriculture Department reports mushroom production for the year ending June 30 reached 25 million pounds, up 10 percent from 1971-72 and 2 percent above 1970-71. The Crop Reporting Board forecasts stronger supplies in 1978-74 as growers plan to expand production area by about 11 percent.
Charles Town W V (UPI) American Farm Bureau Federation president William J Kuhfuss says farmers and ranchers face a lack of clear economic strategy from the Nixon administration. He cites potential export controls on wheat and feed grains and notes the Food Advisory Committee does not know the administration’s new methods until reported by the press.
Promoters of the Midwest Monster Peace Jubilee and Music Festival abandoned plans after a court injunction. A protest concert was proposed at Freedom Valley, Tennessee, with scarce refunds and ticket sales details unclear. Officials noted a wait and see stance amid the dispute, comparing it to Woodstock in ambition and potential attendance.
In Tucson Sid and Georgianna Tait mailed tobacco blends to the Senate Wahrgate committee. They received a letter from minority counsel Fred Thompson noting tobacco smoke on nationwide television. The Talts supported Nixon. In Sacramento Samuel T. Barrett was named staff director of vocational education by Supt. Wilson Riles, after serving as acting director since Wesley Smith’s retirement.
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