USDA charges two firms with fixing meat prices
The Agriculture Department filed an administrative complaint accusing Farmland Enterprises and American Beef Packers of price rigging, market manipulation, and unfair practices from 1967 to 1971. Frank West heads both firms. complaints allege bid refusals, falsified scale tickets, and concealed hog transactions with Western Town Park.
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Agriculture Department
Karmland Enterprises, Inc
Omaha
Neb
Port Morgan
Calo
Harlan
Coumcil Bluffs
Oakland
Frank
West
Farmland Enterprises
Farmland Order
Farnand
Inan Stockyards
Union
Western Iowa Park
American Beef
Western Town Park
Nebraska
Iowa
Colorado
Kansas
Henry Farm Bull Wins Gold Medal Sire Award
Henry Farm of Greeley receives Holstein-Friesian Association honor for Arlinda Chief Majestic 1509923 earning Gold Medal Sire status as Production and Type Qualified. The award reflects daughters meeting milk and conformation standards. Henry Farm also noted for two cows with high milk and butterfat yields Valentine Majestic Autena and Valentine FC Quella.
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Henry Farm
Greeley
Arlinda
Majestic
Register
The
Holstein Association
USDA
Henry
Valentine Majestic Autena
Valentine FC Quella
Bill Frank Elected Colorado Angus Association President
Bill Frank of Hudson, a registered Angus breeder, was elected president of the Colorado Angus Association at the annual Fort Collins meeting. Bob Hardmann became first vice president, Orval Hartman second vice president, and Fred Schultis secretary-treasurer. Special service awards went to Ward Smith of Ort Collins and A B Lucore of Kiowa. The gathering also welcomed Colorado Angus queen Debbie Kaulz of Crook and alternate queen M Stookey Ingram of Calhan.
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Bill Frank
Hudson
Colorado Angus Association
Fort Collins
Bob Hardmann
Norwood
First View
Orval Hartman
Pueblo
Fred Schultis
Loveland
Colorado Angus
Association
Ward Smith
Ort Collins
A.B. Lucore
Kiowa
Colorado
Debbie Kaulz
Crook
M Stookey Ingram
Calhan
4-H Club enrollment opens in Weld County 1978 year
Weld County Extension Office officials announce 4-H enrollments for 1978 open for boys and girls 19 and under on an equal basis. Deadline is December 21 for new or reenrollments with county recognition. For details contact the Weld County Extension Office or a local 4-H club leader. An unrelated line notes many Americans lack proper wills.
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Weld County Extension Office
4-U
Weld County Extension
9Th St
State geologist warns minerals clash with people in Colorado
State geologist Joh W. Hald told Colorado School audience that for every four people moving into Colorado, one acre of land is relinquished for metal development. He said for each ton of interstate highway built, six acres of land are ceded, creating a conflict between minerals and people and potential energy crisis implications. The energy conference ended Tuesday with discussions on oil shale and natural gas supply development.
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Putney
Arthur N. Wesling
Indochina
Westing
Windham College
Mekong River
Golden
Calo
Joh W. Hald
Colorado
Rald
GF Rada
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