Hoffman elected AMA president at 1971 convention
Dr. Charles A. Hoffman of Huntington West Virginia won the AMA presidency as the closing session of the 1971 convention selected him over Dr. Claude E. Welch of Boston. Hoffman will assume office June 1972 succeeding Dr. Wesley W. Hall.
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Lakeland
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Sacramento
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Osceola
Wis
Tobacco exports from Athens reach 711 thousand tons
Athens reports tobacco shipments totaling 711,400 tons last year with a value of 104 million dollars. The data highlight Greece’s tobacco trade scale and international reach, reflecting significant production and export activity by Greek producers and agencies.
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