Caution Lights Blink for Farmers in 1974 Outlook
AP Farm Writer DON KENDALL reports cautious signals for farmers as 1974 nears. Fuel shortages may dampen production plans and raise costs for fertilizer and capital goods. Wheat and grain supply shifts could lower prices and trigger cutbacks. Despite some optimism, Agriculture Department foresees mixed demand and higher farm income only if exports rise and crop output grows.
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Gas Can Blast Fatal Crash in Harrisburg Area
A pickup hit a stalled car carrying a full gasoline can in its trunk, starting a fire that killed Rebecca Busby 20, her infant son Kenny 19 months, and daughter Tonya 2 months, along with David Gladden 4 of Georgia. Kenneth Busby 23 and Marcel Gladden 25 survived. James Holmes 59, driver of the pickup, was hospitalized with non serious injuries. Authorities traced the incident to mechanical trouble and a man walking for help.
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