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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1973

Page

5

Economic Policy Freeze Threats and Farm Fallout

A column argues that federal price freezes risk lasting harm. Consumers may face layoffs in meat packing and processing as prices are held while raw materials lag. Farmers face indirect freezes, export controls, and possible market shifts that could raise global food prices and weaken the dollar.

Washington Greeley U.S

Wages, Unions, and Economic Freezes Debate

The piece argues wage levels in manufacturing fuel inflation while freezes ignore wages, blaming unions for pushing up pay and prices. It urges workers and bureaucrats to curb cycles to avoid depression, suggesting steadier wage scales could slow the inflationary spiral.

Washington

Rationing Unlikely as Price Freeze Pressures Food Supply

Associated Press reports the O lay price freeze will be enforced fairly with few exemptions, despite potential shortages. Officials discuss Phase 4 wage price controls and consultations with business groups to shape policy, while agriculture and exports loom over meat and poultry supply and rationing prospects.

Associated Press Washington Cowell James W. McLane John Duntop Dunlop Ife San Francisco McLane

More Chickens Destroyed As Prices Cut This Freeze Bites

Farmer George Allen reports destroying 20 000 day old chicks due to soaring feed costs and a 60 day price freeze. Industry spokesmen warn production cuts may lift egg and chicken prices and risk shortages. Ranger Hatchery manager notes economic loss and waste while farmers in Smiley Texas also destroy tens of thousands of eggs and birds. The administration contemplates relief steps though a broad ban on exports or easing of the price ceiling remains uncertain.

McLane Dunlop U.S Earl L. Butz United States Butz Senate Banking Committee Nixon Nick Tatro Associated Press George Allen Allen Ranger Council of Economic Advisers J. Phil Campbell Smiley Tex Walter Sheffield Sheffield

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