Crop insurance hits new high in 1976 invested protection
Washington reports about 2 billion dollars of federal crop insurance protections for 1976 crop year. 22 million protected acres across 1,467 counties in 39 states with 25 percent year over year growth.
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Washington, D.C
Earl L Butz
Butz
Butz Says 1976 Meat Imports Barred From Trigger
Secretary Earl L. Butz announced that 1976 meat imports under the Meat Import Law are estimated below the trigger for quota imposition. Agreements in principle with major exporters will limit imports to 1,223 million pounds with formal accords to follow. Quarterly reviews of import prospects are planned.
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Washington, D.C
Earl L. Butz
Butz
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Pennsylvania crop outlook shows higher corn and tobacco acres
The Crop Reporting Service projects 1976 Pennsylvania harvestable acres rising for corn for grain and tobacco while oats winter wheat barley rye and soybeans fall. National figures follow trends with corn and rye up and others down. Wood fuel notes half the world’s trees burn for fuel after charcoal conversion.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Crop Reporting Service
U.S
Import Law To Be Announced By Oct 1
The import law will be made public late in September and announced on or before October 1 in a move expected to shape trade policy and border regulation.
100000 Pennsylvanians Back Civil Liberties Plea
A regional fringe movement cites 100000 supporters in Valley Forge led by Gilbert Thompson to urge Congress to curb federal bureaucratic power. They urge citizens nationwide to join a push for responses from elected representatives and emphasize restoring freedom and limiting government influence.
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Gilbert Thompson
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