Meat price outlook tied to supply and politics
Industry leaders warn that price controls and boycotts crowded the cattle market, causing a beef shortage and higher costs. Officials expect a temporary drop in retail meat prices followed by stabilization at levels well below last summer but still higher than before, as production incentives face costs for farmers and producers.
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Chicago
Jess Harvat
Swift Fresh Meats Co
Institute
Richard E. Lyng
Lyng
Harvat
Meat Institute
Clifford B. Cox
Earl L. Butz
Butz
House Panel To Hold Hearings On Campaign Funding Dilemma
In Washington the House Administration Committee plans hearings next week on public financing and regulation of campaign spending. Rep. Wayne Hays says a subcommittee led by Rep. John Dent will lead the hearings while Sen. Claiborne Pell notes Senate bills test reforms before broader action. Pell favors modest public financing but questions broad adoption, as witnesses split on funding primary races and other details.
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Washington
Senate
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
House Administration Committee
John H. Dent
Claiborne Pell
Pell
Congress
Hays
Youth Beaten, Returns to School in Oologah
Kevin Coe, 14, returned to classes in Oologah after a severe beating on a country road between Oologah and Claremore. His arms were broken in five and six places, both in casts, as Rogers County Sheriff Amos Ward described the attack as vicious. No arrests have been made and teachers help him catch up on work.
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Oologah
Okla
Kevin Coe
Kevin
Claremore
Rogers County
Amos Ward
Coe
Gerald Gay
Bhutto Pushes Talks On Arms Reduction With India
Prime Minister Bhutto said Pakistan seeks near-term discussions with India on mutual arms reduction. He stressed defensive weapons only, noted parity with India, and cited Pakistan’s aim for U.S. arms aid under long-standing treaties. He spoke after a six-day U.S. visit with President Nixon.
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New York
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
India
Bhutto
United States
Nixon
Pakistan
Columbia University
School of International Affairs
Bolivia Unions Threaten Extreme Measures Over Arrests
Striking workers in La Paz demand release of 89 labor leaders accused of a Marxist plot. More than 17 000 workers across 110 factories joined a 48 hour action with bank and insurance clerks moving to an indefinite strike. The military government calls it preventive action amid denials of a conspiracy led by exiles in Argentina and elsewhere.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Bank and Insurance Company
Argentina
Castro
Hugo Banzer
Juan Jose Torres
Energy official warns of heating oil shortages this winter
Washington AP says Stephen A. Wakefield warns shortages of heating oil propane and diesel could cause hardship without luck. He cites domestic refinery limits and imports needed over six months with possible mandatory allocations and conservation measures.
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Washington
Administration
Stephen A. Wakefield
Secretary of the Interior For Energy
Interior Department
Wakefield
Exiled Marxists Foiled Bolivian Plot Against Banzer
Bolivian authorities say a group of exiled Marxists plotted to overthrow President Hugo Banzer's military regime. Police announced the arrest of suspects and seized weapons and documents.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Hugo Banzer
Teenager Injures Three Police Officers In Knife Fight
In Sperry Oklahoma a 17 year old Barnsdall youth attacked Grover Barlow in a church parking lot and injured three police officers during a knife fight. Six officers subdued him and two officers along with Barlow were injured. He was taken to Tulsa County juvenile detention center.
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Sperry
Okla
Barnsdall, Okla
Grover Barlow
Barlow
Tulsa County Juvenile Detention Center
Israel and Upper Volta Agree on Technical Cooperation
Israel and Upper Volta announced expanded technical cooperation via state radio, soon after Togo cut diplomatic ties. The accord increases Israeli aid in agriculture forestry irrigation and water projects as Israel maintains foreign aid programs in 24 African countries.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Upper Volta
Togo
Judge Seeks Seizure Of Avianca Airliner In Drug Case
In New York federal court Judge Jack B. Weinstein orders seizure of an Avianca Airlines Boeing 707 tied to a cocaine smuggling plot. A 16-year-old girl, engineer Alfonso Hernandez Contreras, and two teachers from Tolima, Colombia were among four suspects arrested at Kennedy Airport with five pounds of cocaine taped to their bodies. The teens face juvenile charges while the others await arraignment in $100,000 bail each.
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New York
South America
U.S. District Court
Jack B. Weinstein
U.S
Brooklyn
Avianca Airlines
Weinstein
Braniff International
Asst
Gary Woodfield
Braniff
Robert A. Morse
U.S. Justice Department
Avianca
Kennedy Airport
Gloria Ariza Valteros
Alfonso Hernandez Contreras
Dora
Stella Silva de Vargas
Tolima
Colombia
Ariza
Apache finds strong gas and oil flow near Chickasha Oklahoma
Apache Exploration Co. reports a wildcat near Chickasha in central Oklahoma flowed 9 million cubic feet of gas and 340 barrels of condensate daily from a small choke. Apexco holds a one third interest with two offset wells planned to confirm the discovery, tests due by year end.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis
Apache Corp
Oklahoma Wildcat
Apache
Raymond Plank
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Apache Exploration Co
Apexco
Plank
Wyoming
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