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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1975

Page

5

Food stamp plan falls short in White House proposal

Washington sources report the White House, after a three month review of Agriculture Department ideas to revise the food stamp program, has prepared a proposal to Congress. The draft intends changes but may face congressional scrutiny and potential resistance from lawmakers and advocates.

Washington White House Agrieculture Department Congress Say Agriculture Rarl L. Ratz Ford Senate Office of Management and Budget Butz USDA Robert Dole R-Kan Select Nutrition Committee George McGovern D-S.d House McGovern

Powell named president of The Great Western Sugar Co

Jack B Powell is named president of The Great Western Sugar Company by the board, effective immediately, succeeding a six month vacancy. Powell, executive VP and COO since 1974, has long served in manufacturing and operations roles across Nebraska and Ohio, with a Virginia upbringing and a University of Illinois engineering degree.

Jack B. Powell Great Western Sugar Company N. Bunker Hunt W. Herbert Hunt G. Michael Baseball Powell Great Western Sugar Fremont Ohio Fort Morgan Gering Mitchell Neb Brighton United States Beet Sugar Association American Society of Sugar Beet Technologists Colorado Association of Commerce and Industry Virginia University of Illnois Betty Denver

Milk order suspension in effect

The USDA suspends the Eastern Colorado federal milk marketing order from June through August to divert milk to uncognated manufacturing plants. The change waives the three-delivery rule to allow off market diverts priced under the order, at the request of Mountain Empire Dairymen’s Association to handle reserve milk.

U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Colorado Paul W. Hannon Agricultural Marketing Service AMS Mountain Empire Dairymen’s Association Federal Register Hannon

Americans adapt to shrinking economy and new habits

AP analysis notes Americans have cut back and saved more during the 1970s slowdown, boosting the 5 percent savings rate and shrinking debt. The shift spans consumption, cars, homes, and nutrition awareness, with fuel efficiency and simpler living replacing conspicuous spending. Businesses adapt in response, marking a broader cultural change.

John Cunniff New York Jess

Headlines of 1976 1985 give clue to wishes of citizens

The article reports on a 1995 book promotion where radio listeners imagined future headlines. Predictions include outlawing federal taxes and smoking bans, home care for the elderly, lower mandatory retirement age, and parental birth permits. Samples forecast 1876 era headlines like California sinking and UFO contact, plus 1985 ideas like schools abolishing competition and pollution controls.

Dolores Barclay Associated Press NEW York (Ap Alvin Toffler Alan Christian WBAL Baltimore California

Wirth seeks Rocky Mountain Park expansion bill

Rep Tim Wirth plans to introduce legislation to enlarge Rocky Mountain National Park by 128000 acres. The expansion would add 77000 acres from Indian Peaks and shift some land from National Forest Service to the park service. The area spans Wirths and Rep Jim Johnsons districts and initial talks show no objections from Johnson or agency heads.

Washington Tim Wirth D-Colo Rocky Mountain National Park Congressional National Park Service Department of Inferno Indian Peaks National Forest Service The Park Service Wirth Jim Johnson Rcola Johnson

Sour cherry production forecast rises on weather aid

U S Department survey forecasts tart cherry output reaching about 157,280 tons this year with 58,250 tons of sweet cherries. Michigan leads with roughly 115,000 tons, about 73 percent of eight state total, aided by favorable weather before frost impact. West Coast and New York follow with smaller gains amid hail and drought effects.

Washington Michigan Great Lakes Agriculture Department Key Wayne County

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