Europe Remains Major Buyer of U S Soybeans Through 1980
The Agriculture Department says the European Community will continue as a top purchaser of U S soybeans and meal through 1980 due to rising meat dairy and poultry demand. EC usage rose to a record share of oil seeds and meals, with U S exports dominating the category. production and price factors may keep U S supply strong. Milk price trends show Class I bottling milk at 37.30 per hundredweight in October, with consumer half-gallon prices around 58.3 cents and home delivery at 68.4 cents.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
United States
Dorm occupancy woes strain Oklahoma college bonds
Oklahoma colleges face bond payment pressure as dorm occupancy falls. Claremore Junior College used 25000 from reserves. Northeastern State College drew 291000. Northwestern 79 percent occupancy yet may need a 10 percent enrollment rise. Langston has two unusable dorms but seeks to relet one for married students to ease payments.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Claremore Junior College
Bill Crutcher
Oklahoma Military Academy
Crutcher
Northeastern State College
Alva
Robert Collier
Northeastern
Collier
William Wygle
Northwestern
William E. Sims
Langston
Men Arrested In Tulsa Slaying
Tulsa police detained two young men Monday night for questioning in the Sunday killing of Norman V. Roszel a 56 year old Tulsa advertising executive shot during a robbery attempt at his home. Roszel described his attackers as two white men one six feet tall and the other slightly taller before dying in a Tulsa hospital.
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Tulsa
Okla
Norman V. Roszel
Roszel
Benton Ferguson and Associates
Roszell
Nixon Leads On Issues in Harris Poll
New York AP reports pollster Louis Harris finds Nixon ahead of McGovern on six of nine key issues including peace efforts and credibility on negotiating with Russia and China. Nixon leads on inflation control and peace prospects, while McGovern leads on defense cuts and tax reform.
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New York
Louis Harris
Nixon
George McGovern
U.S
Vietnam
Harris
McGovern
Widow Wins 150000 Judgment Over Enid Elevator Accident
A 43-year-old Enid widow, Ella L. Smith, was awarded 150000 in Oklahoma County district court after an elevator incident at Broadway Tower in 1971. The jury, in Judge Homer Smith's court, held the building owners liable while Otis Elevator Co. was dismissed from the suit.
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Oklahoma City
Enid
Oklahoma County
Homer Smith
Ella L. Smith
Broadway Tower
Otis Elevator Co
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