Cheap Dollar Makes Foreign Goods Costly
AP reports the dollar devaluation raises prices for imported goods in the United States. A February 10 percent devaluation drives higher costs for items from artichoke hearts to automobiles, while economists warn of inflationary pressures offsetting any overseas gains.
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Mandatory Fuel Sharing Called For
Washington AP Sen Carl Curtis of Nebraska urged immediate mandatory federal allocations of gasoline and oil to prevent agricultural disruption. He cited farmers paying black market prices and named cooperatives out of fuel. Secretary Earl Butz said voluntary measures largely work and emphasized emergency fuel shipments can be dispatched quickly.
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Camper Award Fees Dropped in Missouri
The Missouri State Park Board canceled all fee requirements for the Missouri Camper Award Program. James L. Wilson said the program honors individuals in non profit youth groups, families, or solo campers who visit five state parks in a year. Previous charges were $5 per family, $3 per individual, and $1 per non profit youth group member.
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Missouri State Park Board
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James L. Wilson
Wilson
Park Board
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