Price Of Wheat To Rise Despite Big World Crop
World grain harvest is predicted to be record but prices are seen rising due to soaring demand. Wheat purchases by the Soviet Union and continued import needs threaten developing nations, with an urgent Rome meeting set for September 20 to discuss export stocks and price impacts.
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Soviet Union
U.N. Food Organization
London
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Hitachi develops practical process to remove nitric oxides
Hitachi Shipbuilding and Engineering reports a usable denitration method cutting smokestack NOx from 200 PPM to 2 PPM in 10 000 m3 of gas at 15 C. The method uses a new catalyst allowing denitration with sulfurous acid gas present, after earlier testing at Kansai Oil refinery. Firms like Fuji Petroleum and Maruzen Oil discuss adopting the technology in Chiba prefecture.
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Hitachi
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Maruzen Oil
Chiba Prefecture
Hitachi Shipbuilding
Kansai
Sakai City
Osaka
West Salem Teacher Killed in Cassville Crash
Charlene Vogt 23 of Glen Haven died in a four car crash on Highway 35 near Lancaster. She taught in West Salem last year and was to teach again. Services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St Marys Catholic Church Glen Haven with burial there. Survived by parents Paul and wife and seven brothers. Alumni of UW Platteville. Funeral home in Cassville handles arrangements.
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Glen Haven
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Nick Esser
Metcalfe- Kuenster
University of Wisconsin- Platteville
Gale Delia Maintains Northward Drift Off Texas Coast
Tropical Storm Delia, about 140 miles southeast of Galveston, strengthens with winds 65 to 70 mph and a northward drift. Officials warn of six-foot tides and up to 10 inches of rain as evacuation moves continue along the Texas and Louisiana coasts.
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Fair Attendance 3rd Highest In Minn.
Fair officials reported 1973 Minnesota State Fair total attendance at 1,440,330, about 8,500 below 1972 but the third highest in history. Labor Day turnout was 108,495, down slightly from 108,545 in 1972, with Al Kaeding citing hot muggy weather as the cause.
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Arabs Meet to Form Oil Policy With U S Pressures
Oil ministers from ten Arab countries met in Kuwait under the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries to draft a collective strategy aimed at pressuring the United States over its pro Israeli stance. The talks also discussed a $500 million Bahrain drydock project and possible limits on production increases.
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Abdul Rahman Salem Atiki
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Summit Talks Between Auto Big 3 Revealed
DETROIT RP reports a high level meeting of board chairmen and presidents could shape this year’s auto negotiations. The talks occur away from public view and involve top executives among the three major automakers.
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Auto Big 3
Detroit
Food price trends ease as six month survey ends
An Associated Press market basket survey shows food prices leveling off toward late summer with total bills up seven percent from six months earlier. Pork chops eggs and other items fluctuated amid price controls and the Phase 4 program, while late period declines and limited increases characterized August to September changes.
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Nixon
Hit Run Driver Sought In Holmen Girl Death
Holmen teenager Kimberly A. Hall 17 was killed when a hit and run driver struck her bicycle on Highway 53 near Holland in the early hours after midnight. Patrolman James Schleifer and another motorist reported seeing a car depart the scene. the vehicle is described as aqua colored possibly a Chevrolet or Chevelle with possible front end damage and a broken antenna. The crash remains under investigation with no arrests made.
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la Crosse County
Holmen
Kimberly A. Hall
R. 1
James Schleifer
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Schleifer
Holland
Rick Colgan
Colgan
Miss Hall
Lutheran Hospital
Hitmun
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