Beef prices to hit record in 1977 says Agriculture Department
Agriculture Department economist Richard Crom predicts retail beef prices will average about 1.49 per pound in 1977, topping 1976’s 1.39 and 1975’s 1.46. He cites cattle herds shrinking after heavy losses and expects pork prices to drop slightly while beef peaks in summer. Overall retail food prices are seen rising 3 to 4 percent next year.
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Milk production seen rising to 119.8 billion pounds in 1977
USDA dairy economist Charles N. Shaw forecasts 1977 milk output at about 119.8 billion pounds, up 3.7 percent from 1976, with demand rising and prices up, though market conditions warn of potential surpluses and caution linked to feed and cattle numbers.
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Baptist board censured over planned church HQ
The state Baptist Convention reprimanded its executive board for purportedly authorizing construction of a controversial new church headquarters without convention approval. Staff disputes the claim while critics urge limiting executive powers as dirigentes clash over the multimillion dollar project at the convention opening in North Little Rock.
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