Hart says future campaigns will abandon old tactics
Gary Hart predicts presidential campaigns will shift from large rallies and motorcades to issue focused visits to communities like ghettos, schools, hospitals, and prisons. He says media coverage, especially television, will shape campaigns as voters seek real issues over slick packaging.
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Farming Exports At Record High
The Agriculture Department reports U.S. farm exports for the first four months of the fiscal year reached 2.98 billion dollars, a record but just shy of the pace needed to hit the administration’s 10 billion dollar forecast for 1972-73. October exports set a monthly record at 908 million, aided by higher grain and oilseed prices and strong Soviet purchases. overall 1971-72 farm sales abroad topped 8 billion. World agricultural production slipped slightly in 1972, with a 123 percent index versus 124 in 1971, while demand for oilseeds and meat remains robust despite uncertain 1973 outlook.
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Tax Collections Show an Increase Across Area Counties
Douglas County reports 321 679 in November sales tax, up 66 752 from last year. Fiscal year total reaches 1 471 335 versus 1 303 525. Leavenworth 173 629 and 895 799. Johnson 1 409 141 and 7 018 180. Franklin 105 355 and 544 969. Jefferson 44 751 and 186 832.
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