Beef Price Freeze Sparks Widening Shortage Critics Press Lift
Agriculture Secretary Butz expressed sympathy for the meat industry but did not commit to ending the beef price freeze before Sept. 12. A broad backlash grew as shortages spread, investigations into price manipulation began, and packers warned of layoffs while hospitals and stores faced dwindling supplies.
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