Food prices likely to remain volatile amid weather and USSR grain imports
A USDA economist says food prices will gyrate for years due to weather and Soviet grain imports. Kenneth R. Farrell notes natural disasters drive price instability. Retail prices rose 4.5 percent in 1972 and 14.5 percent in 1973 and 1974, with 1975 forecasts around 9 percent and 4 to 5 percent in early 1976.
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Grain markets exposed to drought tied instability argues expert
Farrell warns that global grain droughts drive market uncertainty as the Soviets buy heavily from the United States. He notes US exports flood abroad and deplete buffers once ample in Canada and Australia, while middleman costs add to price swings.
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Monroe Evening Times Front Page Summary
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Kendall Digman Named Wisconsin Watershed Man of the Year
Kendall Digman of Monroe is honored as Watershed Man of the Year by the Wisconsin Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts for outstanding conservation work. He formed the Smock Valley watershed and advised on five others, farms 528 acres, and maintains extensive conservation practices and wildlife plans.
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Rambouillet Leaders Herald New Spirit for Global Economy
At Rambouillet France six industrial nations led by Ford and Simon pledged stability and growth to curb unemployment and inflation while pursuing energy independence. The declaration stresses flexible exchange rates, monetary policy coordination, and cooperation with oil producers to avert a world recession and foster durable prosperity.
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U.S
Wisconsin Traffic Toll Rises to 829
Weekend accidents raise Wisconsin 1975 traffic fatalities to 829, up from 802 on the same date last year.
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Fire guts Shullsburg rural home
The Joe Francis farm home on Rt. 2 in Shullsburg was destroyed by fire early Sunday morning November 16. Fire started in the basement, possibly due to the furnace, with neighbors noting smoke from a rural road a quarter mile away.
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Joe Francis
Rt. 2
Paul Olson
Frank Foht
James Foley
Apple River
Mrs. Francis
Texas
Cudahy School Board weighs closing school to save budget
The Cudahy School Board meets tonight to consider closing Washington Grade School and abolishing the recreation department after the Common Council asks for more than 300000 dollars in budget cuts.
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Global tensions mix with U S interests in brief
Washington reports Russia will send MIG25 squadrons to Syria per U S intelligence. Hearst defense eyes February progress on psychiatric care. Ford selection factors noted. FBI reports crime rose 18 percent last year with losses over 2.6 billion. Taxing week for NYC aid. Rhodes backs a compromise measure in Congress. Hearst trial set for December 15. Fromme defense questions gun incident. Reserve Mining pays and contests water costs. Edmund Fitzgerald wreckage analyzed by Coast Guard. Portugal faces leftist rally as Goncalves seeks return to power.
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