Sugar price outlook rises after federal controls end
New Orleans AP reports FBF president William J. Kuhfuss predicts lower sugar prices barring natural disasters as federal controls are scrapped. Kuhfuss says price should move freely, while Louisiana cane growers warn 제거 uncertainty could curb expansion. Secretary Simon to speak at 56th annual federation meeting.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
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Mackinaw
Ill
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Kuhfuss
Louisiana
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State Farm Bureau Federation
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Ice age study could aid world food predictions
MIT meteorology professor Reginald E. Newell says understanding ice age cycles may forecast long term climate shifts that affect harvests and prices. He notes wheat and soybean prices rose with atmospheric changes linked to past events and suggests beetle movements as clues to past temperatures. He expects forecasting to improve within decades.
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Technology Review
MIT Journal of Science
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Sahel
Soviet Union
Tax cut proposals gain congressional support in Washington
Proposals for a tax cut to revive the economy gain three more supporters including Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott. Representative John Brademas says tax cuts are a key Democratic aim for the 94th Congress. Henry Reuss advocates a $10 billion cut with a $225 credit or payroll tax relief, and calls for an anti inflation price control agency.
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Hugh Scott
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ABC
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D-Ind
House
Brademas
NBC
Meet the Press
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Economists’ optimism fades as recession deepens
Economists revise projections as indicators show a deeper, longer recession. Unemployment passes 7 percent in December, factory output falls, loan delinquencies rise, and consumer mood grows somber. Auto production drops 24 percent in 1974 with more declines forecast. Observers shift from calls for spending to saving, hoping for a renewal through restraint.
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Weyerhaeuser Plants Restart Operations in Arkansas
Weyerhaeuser Co. resumes production today at Mountain Pine, Dierks, DeQueen, and Nashville Arkansas after a two week shutdown to prevent large inventory buildup ahead of 1975. About 1,700 workers were affected with some taking alternate work planting pine seedlings.
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Weyerhaeuser Co
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Wyerhaeuser
Travel advisories extend after weekend storms across multiple states
Travel warnings remain in effect for northern California Washington and Oregon as heavy rain and snow struck the region. Snow also reached the northern and west central Rockies with six inch accumulations in some mountains. Travel advisories persist for southeast Idaho northern Utah and most of Colorado. Snow mixed with rain troubled travelers in the upper Plains and upper Mississippi Valley. Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms dotted the Florida peninsula while much of the country saw cloudy skies from the mid Atlantic to New England and across the Plains southern Rockies and Southern California.
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