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Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1977

Page

24

Exon urges end to cheap food policy at Nebraska gathering

Gov. J. James Exon told Agricultural Ambassadors that the nation must drop the cheap food policy and sell farm products as quality items. He noted pending federal farm legislation could bring about 90 million dollars to Nebraska farmers but warned changes in attitude and better marketing are needed to raise prices and reduce costs along the supply chain.

Grand Island J. James Exon Nebraska Exon

Nebraska economy improves in April report says

The Bureau of Business Research at the University of Nebraska Lincoln reports April real output up about 1 percent from March with gains in construction manufacturing and government. Total construction up 3.7 percent month to month and 19.2 percent above last April driven by residential building. Retail sales lagged while year to date gains appeared in Omaha Lincoln Nebraska City York O neill Bellevue Blair Chadron and Columbus.

Nebraska Bureau of Business Research University of Nebraska-Lincoln Bureau Omaha Lincoln Nebraska City York O'Neill Bellevue Blair Chadron Columbus

Kansas City Battles Prostitution Seen Widening War

Kansas City's vice squad captain says victory in the war on prostitution is unlikely though a new anti loitering ordinance aims to curb open solicitation downtown. Seven women and eight men were arrested the first two nights under the measure as officers focus on traffic disruption and policing to an acceptable level.

Kansas City Elmer Meyer Meyer

Farmland to Build Two New Feed Mills in SD and MO

Farmland Industries, the nation's largest farming cooperative, will construct its 19th and 20th feed mills at Carson South Dakota and Centralia Missouri. Each site will produce 70,000 tons of feed annually and include 20 000 square foot warehouses.

Kansas City Ap) Farmland Industries Carson South Dakota Centralia Missouri

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