Economists See Meat Boycott Lacking Lasting Impact
AP reports leading economists view the nationwide meat boycott as dramatic but unlikely to affect prices long term. They say sustained changes in American buying habits are needed, with prices potentially leveling off only if demand weakens for extended periods.
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New York
A. James Miegs
Argus Research Corp
Walter Heller
University of Minnesota
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Leif Olsen
First National City Bank of New York
Olsen
United States
Robert Johnson
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Johnson
Heller
Eliot Janeway
Janeway
Nixon
Miegs
26 Graduate From Sill Course
Twenty six students of Fort Sill's Track Vehicle Maintenance Course Class 25 73 received diplomas at a Summerall Hall ceremony. Spec 4 Dennis J. Parent led with a 95.34 grade average. honor graduate was Pfc. Robert G. Love with 92.31.
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Thomas F. Shannon
U.S. Army Field Artillery School
Dennis J. Parent
St. Louis
Robert G. Love
Arvada
Colo
Jerry M. Rehage
Cincinnati
Ohio
Love
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Lisbon
N. C
Joseph A. Blake
Graceville
Minn
Mark S. Hoyt
Sacramento
Calif
Ronald C. Tres
Roger G. Vantassel
Fresno
Harold E. Schultz
Elmonte
Rochell Mark II
New Orleans
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