Farm credit program boosts U S exports via CCC credits
The Commodity Credit Corporation export credit program has financed about 4.4 billion dollars in sales to foreign countries over 20 years. For the year ending June 30, 621 million in commodities were financed, led by top users South Korea, Poland, Pakistan, Indonesia, Philippines, Peru, the United Kingdom, Israel, Dominican Republic and Greece.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
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Food For Peace
South Korea
Poland
Pakistan
Indonesia
Philippines
Peru
United Kingdom
Republic
Dominican i
Greece
Cheese output climbs to record June 207 million pounds
The U S Department reports June cheese production at more than 207 million pounds, up from May's 204 million and the 22 percent rise from June last year. Butter fell to 84 million pounds from May and was below June 1975. The passage notes the Assyrian Empire poised to expand in 753 B C with Nineveh as its capital.
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Washington
Nineveh
Retirement of Janet Walsh Ends 37 Years at OBES
Mrs Janet Walsh assistant manager and employment services supervisor retires from Ohio Bureau of Employment Services after 37 years. She joined in 1938 as a clerk, later headed the employment section. She lives at 3700 Gr Ave and held charter, Soroptimist, and Delta Tau Theta roles.
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Janet Walsh
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Bureau
William Robinson
Walsh
Gr. Ave
Local Personnel Association
Delta Tau Theta Sorority
Texas Eastern reports higher Q2 net income and revenues
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. posted a second quarter net of $24.8 million or $1.02 a share versus $19.5 million or 80 cents last year. Operating revenues rose to $356.7 million from $320.5 million a year earlier.
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Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Closing Stock Market Summary
AP brief notes a closing stock roundup with listed tickers and prices. The fragment mentions AIRCO Alteo Armco Bendix Xerox and other firms with values around 14 to 30 thousand and a 51 percent figure, indicating market activity at close on Friday.
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Airco Inc
Alteo CP
Alig PW
Alla Chalcos Am Ashtin
Grads
Armco Ashi Oil Ad Rich Aveo Babck
Bendix Beth Sti
Stocks and price bids at 1 a.m. supplied by Hayden Stone
The report lists first Bancgroup and First National showing bids of 277 percent and 314 percent respectively at 1 a.m. supplied by Hayden Stone Inc. The data reflects early market activity and bid levels for these institutions.
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Hayden Stone Inc
Cincinnati Live cattle prices drift lower for steers and heifers
AP market report shows slaughter steers 75 cents to $1 lower and slaughter heifers 50 cents lower from last week. Cows and bulls steady. Supply: 45 percent slaughter steers, 25 percent heifers. Prices listed by grade and weight for steers and heifers. Poultry prices at Ohio farms noted with hens too few to report.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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