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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1975

Page

5

Large Apple Crop Promises Bargain Prices In New York

New York state expects a 1.06 billion pound apple harvest, its largest since 1928, making the state No. 2 in production but spurring concern that very low processor buy prices could push some of the 1300 growers out of business. Western New York processors face a sluggish market and may shift crops to eating apples, potentially lowering prices for table varieties.

Albany N.Y New York State New York Washington State James Garlik State Department of Agriculture and Markets Garlik

Flight Ends In Dunking Deep in Atlantic Ocean

Adventurer Bob Sparks and hitchhiking crew chief G Hadden Wood were rescued by Coast Guard after a helium balloon drifted into the Atlantic 145 miles southeast of Nantucket shortly after takeoff from a Cape Cod golf course. Sparks, 39, vowed to try again while Wood, 44, stayed aboard the craft. Sparks previously failed two summers earlier off Newfoundland. Sponsor Harden Crawford said Sparks would return to attempt crossing, but not this year.

Otis Air Force Base Mass Bob Sparks Sparks Nantucket Island Cape Cod Europe Coast Guard Maine Newfoundland G. Hadden Wood Wood Greenwich Conn Pottersville N.J Hadden Bob Harden Crawford Atlantic

Army Secretary Praises Ft. Jackson During Tour

Army Secretary Martin R. Hoffman lauded Ft. Jackson and the Army during a three state tour of facilities, saying the new Army is improving daily and training remains a top priority alongside strategic deployment. He noted Ft. Jackson fulfills its mission admirably and will continue doing so.

Columbia D.C Ft. Jackson States Martin R. Hoffman Hoffman Howard Calloway Georgia Carolinas

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