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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1968

Page

4

Eastern dairy leader urges Mondale bill to lift butter use

John York of Eastern Milk Producers Association tells the Senate Agricultural Committee that federal power exists to raise prices for milk and butter. He endorses the Mondale bill to move butter into commerce, extend Food and Agriculture Act provisions, and curb the dairy farmer exodus amid diet declines.

John Clork Eastern Milk Producers Actn Senate Agricultural Committee Eastern Johnson York Mondale USDA Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman Mr York New York-New Jersey

State Farm Price Levels Rise In March in Pennsylvania

The March price index received by Pennsylvania farmers rose 2 points from February, led by higher fruit prices. Livestock prices held steady. steers and heifers at 25 per cwt, slaughter cows 17.40, calves 34.50, lambs 24.80, sheep 7.30, hogs 19.60. Milk cow 330, March milk 5.80, corn 1.20, wheat 1.29, oats 0.83, barley 1.03, rye 1.05, soybeans 2.50. All hay down 50 cents, alfalfa unchanged, poultry and eggs steady. The prices received index stands at 248, versus 246 last month and 255 in March 1967.

Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service

Gold market crisis halts gold-plated hose launch

The gold market crisis halts production of a gold-plated garden hose priced at 495 dollars. If conditions improve, the manufacturer may resume marketing. Barber shops in Trenton raise prices by 25 cents per haircut as long hair cuts profits. A highway segment near St. Louis costs as much as the Louisiana Purchase, 15 million dollars, impacting state budgets.

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