Record US corn crop hits 5.64 billion bushels in 1973
USDA reports 1973 corn output at a record 5.64 billion bushels with soybeans also a record 1.56 billion. Farm value of the corn crop reached a record $13.35 billion. Wheat output rose to 1.7 billion bushels as exports rise pressure reserves.
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Oil Imports Dip As Gasoline Stocks Fall Sharply
The American Petroleum Institute reports last week saw a sharp drop in oil imports and a 3.6 million barrel fall in U.S. gasoline stocks to about 205.4 million barrels. Production and refinery changes reflect reduced imports and government guidance, while jet fuel stocks rose and domestic crude output declined about 4 percent.
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Nixon names Kenneth Cole Jr. as domestic policy chief
President Nixon announced Kenneth R. Cole Jr. will become his chief domestic policy adviser and continue as executive counsel. Cole, 35, will move into the office vacated April 30 by John Ebriichman as Melvin Laird resigns as domestic policy chief with a February 1 departure.
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