Export controls cloud future of U S grain sales
Officials weigh which crops may face export limits as President Nixon and Secretary Hart keep free trade as a policy option. Projected grain outputs in 1973 and 1974 spur debate on whether to lift controls this fall, with many factors including corn and soybean yields and world demand shaping the decision.
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Elbert Hands
Princens
Washington
Haris
Dls
Feed Grains Council
Nixon
Agriculture
Hart Bata
Defense
Wwe
Nison
Corops
U.S
Great Plains Wheat
Europe
GPW
Feasible Location for Textile Plant Identified in Lubbock
A Texas study for the Texas Industrial Commission and Rural Development Committee concludes Lubbock could host a $15 million cotton textile plant employing 408 people. The project would require ample water, affordable energy, skilled management, and suitable facilities, with a 360000 square foot plant and about $8 million in equipment.
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Persor Fharsaay
Mening
Texas
Sd de TE Shepson
U. 8
Department of Agence
Pro Stain
Washington, D.C
Sanpsom
Texas Water Development Bodies
Labourkaves
USDA
Rural Development Provam
Gobi
Reiily
Chris Chapin
Boon Alley and
Hamilton
High Plains
Hubert Jones
Tarvert McDowell
Lockwood Green Engineers, Inc
Shaw
Soviet Imports Rise for U S Grain in 1974-75 Season
An Agriculture Department report shows Soviet purchases of U S grain for the 1974-75 marketing year climbing to about 9.7 million tons, up from roughly 9.0 million the prior season. The week’s figures note increased commitments to Russia in corn and soybeans, with wheat purchases also higher as shipments shifted into the new marketing year.
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Agriculture Department
Russia
Car
Uisted
Duat
Butz Vows Aggressive Drive to Raise Farm Output
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz defends aggressive promotion of crop production to meet rising global demand. He cites past acreage relaxations, defends critics, and pledges no 1974 acreage cuts for grains or cotton while urging all-out production and continued voluntary programs.
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Washington
UPI
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Bulz
Commodity Group
Department
Agriculture
Old sport survives at ceremonial yabusame in Japan
In Japan the ancient equestrian target shooting yabusame still features on ceremonial occasions. Riders launch three arrows in rapid succession at square targets, preserving a historic martial tradition amid modern times.
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Osake
Japan
County Agriculture Agency Offers Wide Range Of Help
A Texas county extension office provides free educational materials and programs through the 4-H youth clubs and home demonstration groups. County agent Jana Cobb notes the library offers broad topics from child care and nutrition to gardening, canning, and budget handling with outreach to low income residents.
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Texas Agriculture
Jana Cobb
Bost
Strow of
Texas A&m
Enter
Cobb
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