Telephone growth driven by low costs in Arkansas
Southwestern Bell executives cite population growth and affordability as drivers of Arkansas telephone use. Dennis Mills notes 1976 was a record year for customer gains, rates rose slowly since 1960, and long distance costs lag inflation. He warns FCC decisions could raise local rates if subsidies shrink.
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Cattlemen advised on buying hay as shortages grow
Arkansas farmers face tight hay supplies with some turning to Oklahoma and Kansas dealers. Dr. James T. Green Jr warns weight, not bale count, decides price, noting $2 per bale may equal $57 to $133 per ton. Bales range 30 to 70 pounds, altering daily feeding costs.
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Geen
Agronomist
Oklahoma
Kansas
Green
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