Wool prices seen staying high into 1973
Agriculture Department officials forecast 1973 average wool prices above 1972’s 35 cents per pound and sharply higher than 1971’s 19 cents, citing strong foreign demand aided by the dollar’s devaluation. They note fewer sheep on farms and ranches, ongoing predator losses, and the potential need to permit predator poisons again to curb lamb losses.
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Elgin Junior Livestock Show Set with Premiums and Trophies
Elgin along with Fletcher and Sterling will host the annual junior spring livestock show Friday and Saturday. Prizes total 1363 dollars with 40 trophies. Dairy cattle judged 2 pm Friday. swine 6 pm. lambs 10 am Saturday followed by beef cattle at 1 pm. Several judges, superintendents, and fair board officials are named.
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Italy Wine Output Drops to 1.53 Billion Gallons in 1972
Italy produced about 1.53 billion gallons of wine in 1972, falling from 1.69 billion gallons in 1971, signaling a production decline amid shifts in the sector.
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Breakthrough By Kansas Co-Op Could Increase Wheat Value
Far-Mar-Co Inc an eight state grain co op announced a process to remove gluten starch bran and germ from wheat with no major damage The finding could double wheat value if widely adopted with applications beyond food including herbicides rubber soaps plastics and lubricants The Kansas Wheat Commission and Wheat Growers funded the research with 113000 and the National Wheat Institute approved 500000 for continued work Patents eight to six named include gluten fortification bran tentosans and protein hydrozolates A pilot project is planned this year in a 700000 facility and full marketing could take five to six years
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Humpty Pharmacy Says Cache Road store Will Stay Open
Humpty Pharmacy division confirms the Humpty Dumpty Super Market at 4400 Cache Road will continue operating as usual while Trade Mart discount store, adjoining the same building, may be sold. Trade Mart representative from Oklahoma City disclosed last Thursday that sale discussions involve three discount stores in Enid and Midwest City, with a formal update expected this week. Trade Mart opened in 1962 and was rebuilt after a December 1964 fire, reopening in September 1965.
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Don Klein
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Comanche County Democrats Convene at Courthouse
The Comanche County Democrat party holds its convention at 2 p.m. Saturday in the county courthouse. About 70 Democrats are expected to attend to select county officials and vote on resolutions including term limits for federal judges and a state pardon board.
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Ervin Uses Constitution as Guide in Watergate Hearings
Senate's second oldest Sam J. Ervin, 76, wields the Constitution as a rule book in new hearings on First Amendment protections and press sources. He fronts battles with Nixon aides over funds impoundment and leads a forthcoming Watergate probe, stressing constitutional limits and independence from executive power.
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Dartmouth Senior Studying Abroad in Mexico City
Lewis N. Carter a Dartmouth College senior from Hanover N H is in a foreign study program in Mexico City Mexico He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Carter 5529 Eisenhower Drive and a 1969 Eisenhower High School graduate who served as class president.
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Prison Escapee Nabbed Hours After Break
Marvin Tasso, serving three years for burglary at Hodgens prison in Le Flore County, walked away Monday night. Two hours later in Jay, Oklahoma, Highway Patrol troopers stopped a car and arrested Tasso and 31 year old Ronnie Dixon on a Miami warrant. Both were jailed in Miami.
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Jay
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Ronnie Dixson
Miami
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