Australian Wheat Harvest Surges but Exports Face Demand
Australia anticipates a 407.4 million bushel wheat crop for 1975-76, about 20 percent above prior forecasts. Exports may reach 30.6 million bushels, roughly 75 percent of production, with sales pending to the Soviet Union Egypt China and Japan while concerns grow over disposing of larger supplies.
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Australia
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
Australian Wheat Board
Garozzo Triumphs After Artificial Bidding Trial
In a contract bridge hand, Garozzo reaches six by artificial bidding. West leads the king of clubs, Garozzo counters with a run of club plays and later trumps a dummy with the jack. He then leads the queen of diamonds and discards, gaining the upper hand.
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West
Na Gerozzo
East
Derailment Repairs Loom After 15 Cars Go Off Rails Near Stuart
Rock Island Railroad says repairs near Stuart will take until Wednesday morning after 15 freight cars derailed Saturday night toppling a trestle. No injuries were reported. Cars carried furniture materials and coal. A broken rail is suspected but under investigation. Oklahoma City judge Carl Traub dies at 78 after long service on the bench.
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Oklahoma City
Carl Traub
Oklahoma
Fire erupts at oil line rupture near Hooker Oklahoma
A ruptured oil line sparked a large fire at a natural gas refinery near Hooker Oklahoma. Firefighters shut the line to control the blaze, evacuating workers two miles southwest of Hooker in Texas County. Oklahoma 34 reopened after several hours. No injuries were reported.
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California
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Dorothy Curliss
South Broadway
Craig Taylor
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Taylor
Frank Jeffers
Hooker
Here
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Jim Matt
Guymon
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Oklahoma 34
Editorial Range of Oklahoma Issues in New Year
Editorials across Oklahoma judge oil problems and statehouse topics as the year begins. Bartlett mocks postal service reform stance while Boren criticizes energy conservation law, warnings of shortages and potential government control of oil. Other pieces critique Harris and speed limit debates and county purchasing practices.
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Ford
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Boren
Kingfisher Times
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Sheltie
Sapulpa Herald
Ernest Martin
Ardmore
Enid
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