Fertilizer Shortage Grips Midwest Farmers
Midwest farmers face a critical fertilizer shortage as demand outstrips supply. Farmers Co operative Association manager Carvil Johnson at Fort Scott Kan reports tank and bag fertilizer runs dry. four country elevators also empty. Experts warn food prices may rise if crops lack feed, with production tied to Farmland Industries and Phillips Petroleum limits and river floods disrupting ammonia and phosphate transport. Johnson notes ongoing shipments are uncertain while farmers press dealers for any available material.
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Salina
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Larry Murphy
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Farmland expands fertilizer plants amid energy concerns
Farmland Industries plans to start its largest fertilizer plant in Enid Oklahoma next year as the gas shortfall pressures new Ammonia production. The Bartow Florida phosphate operation sells none abroad and highlights the shift from imported to domestic supply. London zoo aired a chimpanzee movie prompting caution about future wildlife sex shows.
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Nixon San Clemente security upgrades exceed government funds
The White House confirms more than 100000 in improvements at Nixon's San Clemente estate over four years were requested by the Secret Service for protection. Projects include a heating system, a 3360 storage shed, over 50000 in brick and redwood fences, and a 13000 bullet proof windscreen by the pool.
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Pesticide Fight Over Aldrin and Dieldrin In EPA Clash
Washington AP report describes a dispute where the Environmental Protection Agency accuses aldrin and dieldrin of cancer risk while Shell Chemical argues no cancer link and criticizes EPA's evidence. Shell appeals a June 26 1972 EPA order canceling most uses, seeking to keep sales until resolution.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Shell Chemical Co
EPA
Shell
William D. Ruckelshaus
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