American Exchange selects New York Thursday entries
The American Exchange announces four selections for New York entries this Thursday this week. Details specify four contenders and location to be announced.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1970
Page
5
The American Exchange announces four selections for New York entries this Thursday this week. Details specify four contenders and location to be announced.
Chicago grain markets saw corn futures climb about 5 cents as active buying and short covering pushed prices higher near session highs. Wheat and oats also rose while soybeans fell roughly 3 cents amid lingering cash oil weakness and floor selling.
National Pork Producers Council president Roy W. Keppy warns that population growth since 1943 could create a consumer pork shortage despite high prices. He argues careful marketing, price awareness, and export opportunities may help balance supply with demand while government forecasts expect lower hog prices this fall.
In Taipei UPI reports the last of 14 people killed in a China Airlines crash has been found. The aircraft struck a low hill near the Grand Hotel in Northern Taipei during approach from Hualien. Twelve passengers and two crew members died while 17 others survived. no Americans were aboard.
Reese Air Force Base fireman Sgt Joseph D J Hamrick was named an honorary member of the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce for his exemplary service. Chamber official A L Richter presented the plaque and free tickets to local theatres as Hamrick and his wife Brenda reside in Lubbock after 34% years in the Air Force. Captain Peterson praised his performance and willingness to take added responsibilities across structural and extinguisher maintenance duties.
Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel reportedly spent nearly 40 thousand dollars to furnish his office including a 1795 dollar desk and rugs at 56.25 per square yard. GAO auditors urged a refund of excess costs. Representative H. R. Gross criticized the purchases amid inflation concerns. Hickel left for a tour of the Canadian Arctic and Alaska and could not comment.
Howard Hurd elected vice president and Gerald Hamilton named director of the Terry County Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture. Hurd succeeds Hahn who resigned due to ill health. Harvest Festival chairmen announced by Ray Anderson include Hank Jordan and others. October marshal named W A Dub Leigon.
Rome AP reports the Italian Parliament granted final approval to Premier Emilin Colombo's new center-left government. The Senate backed the cabinet 174 to 113 in a vote of confidence after the Chamber of Deputies approved earlier by a margin around HS to HS.
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