Eastern Europe to Turn to U.S. Grain by 1980 Study Says
A new ERS study forecasts Eastern Europe seven nations will rely more on U.S. grain by 1980 though overall imports fall. Increased livestock production will lift U.S. soybeans demand while trade liberalization and credit terms shape export prospects. Czechoslovakia East Germany Poland Bulgaria Hungary Romania Yugoslavia cited. Oilseed demand rises with livestock needs. Alfalfa seed 102.7 million pounds in 1973, down from 1972. California leads with 28.2 million pounds.
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Expansion of municipal bonding proposed in Wisconsin
Madison officials push broader local bonding bill to allow counties to issue tax exempt revenue bonds for new or existing industry. Expanded methods include alternate financing, municipal insurance, and bond terms up to 35 years with IRS approval still essential. About $100 million in bonds have already been sold to aid industry, exemplified by Kaukauna's Hammermill project.
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Winery, Butz Linked In Trust Probe
Secretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz denies wrongdoing in asking the FTC to delay an antitrust action against Heublein Inc. until after the 1972 election. The probe, linked to campaign finance matters, involves notes on National election influence and federal investigations.
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Heublein Inc
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Heublein
Drivers Urged to Delay Studded Tire Use in Wisconsin
Wisconsin officials urge motorists to delay using studded tires until absolutely necessary. Studded tires damage road surfaces and can be a safety hazard on dry or wet pavement, especially outside glare ice. Legal use runs Nov 15 to Apr 1 for autos, school buses, and certain light trucks. Agriculture noted as Canada's prime industry in a closing line.
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