Farm Co-Op Merger Aims to Shape Global Grain Trade
Kansas City AP report details Farmland Industries and Far-Mar-Co merger plans. Farmland and Far-Mar-Co leaders outline joint benefits, maintaining farmer ownership, expanding international markets, and potential bartering of food for crude oil. Two million Farmland shares and 200000 preferred shares valued at 55 million proposed. votes at Farmland Denver meeting and Far-Mar-Co annual meeting in February.
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Kansas City
Farmland Industries, Inc
Far- Mar-Co
Far-Mar-Co
Farmland
Ernest T. Lindsey
George Voth
Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Voth
Lindsey
Securities and Exchange Commission
Denver
Iowa
Ilinois
Ford Avoiding Jawboning Steelmakers in 1976 Price Row
Washington AP Ford likely won't jawbone steelmakers to roll back price hikes as Mondale and Carter press for restraint amid inflation. Steel raises 6 percent on flat rolled steel, key for autos and appliances, while Seidman and Lilley caution against jawboning as a policy tool. Carter urges cancellation to curb inflation and avoid oil-price pressure from oil exporters.
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Washington
White House
Ford
Mondale
Carter
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
L. William Seidman
Council of Wage and Price Stability
Nessen
Council
Seidman
Sex Discrimination End May Be Swan Song
President Ford may ask Congress to outlaw sex discrimination in federally funded programs. Legislation would ban discrimination on sex or marital status in any program receiving funds, affecting thousands of governments and private groups spending about 50 billion dollars a year.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
White House
Justice Department
Jeanne Holm
Atty. Gen
J. Stanley Pottinger
Department
Rabin Predicts New Arab-Israeli Peace Drive in 1977
In an interview with France Soir Rabin said a major Arab-Israeli peace initiative is expected next year. He indicated readiness to work with Arab neighbors on economic cooperation even without a formal treaty and suggested projects like a railroad linking Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, and Turkey across Israeli territory.
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Paris
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
France Soir
Rabin
Egypt
Lebanon
Syria
Turkey
Kansans win nine 4-H scholarships at national congress
Nine Kansas 4-H club members received 6200 in scholarships at the 55th National 4-H Congress in Chicago. Recipients include Kim Denise Glasgow 18 of Salina earning 1000 for a safety program. 800 scholarships to Charles M. Odgers 19 Sublette Shannon Martin 18 El Dorado Ralph E. Lee 19 Junction City and Lester J. Elston 16 Hays for project work. Also 500 awards for Elaine Mayo 18 Garden City Kirk L. Johnson 18 Oskaloosa Christine Enns 19 Hillsboro and Karen Brothers 19 Lyons for overall excellence. Donors include Ford Motor Co Hercules International Paper Co General Motors Weyerhaeuser Foundation and Santa Fe Railway.
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Chicago
Kansas
Kim Denise Glasgow
Salina
Charles M. Odgers
Sublette
Shannon Martin
Hercules Inc
International Paper Co
General Motors, Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation
Santa Fe Railway
New Hopes For Balanced US Budget
Washington AP reports that President-elect Jimmy Carter may gain grounds for a balanced federal budget as the Congressional Budget Office estimates a possible swing from a 50.6 billion dollar deficit to a 78 billion dollar surplus by 1980, though projections rely on stable funding, no tax cuts, and uncertain economic outcomes. Carter met with economic experts in Plains, Georgia, while Rivlin_testimony and committee hearings proceed. Winnie the Pooh turns 50, noting Milne's creation remains ageless as US readers mark the anniversary of the beloved bear born in 1926.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Congressional Budget
Alice M. Rivlin
Senate-House Joint Economic Committee
Congressional Budget Office
Budget Office
Carter
Plains
New York
Winnie-The-Pooh
Teddy
Pooh
A.A. Milne
Britain
United States
Milne
Christopher Robin Milne
Pooh Corner
F.P. Dutton
Lost keys in brown case on West 2nd Street
Reward offered for return of a brown key case lost near West 2nd Street. Please leave it at the Ottawa Herald office.
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West 2Nd Street
Ottawa Herald
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Clifford Carey
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Gary Mundhenke
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Joe Blake
Wade Mace
Chuck
Dan Arnold
North King
Kern's Foundations
Louisburg
Graffham
Jack Graffham
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Jack Rutter
Singer
Dundee Fabrics
Budge’s
Budge’s Hardware
Taylor Construction
Ralph Taylor
Pickering Plane Service
Bennie Stinson
Richmond
John Fritts
West Wilson
Alan J. WatTs
Linda Richardson
A.K. Watts
Keith-Alan Auction Service
Ottawa
Franklin Co
Printy
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Williamson and Company
Nortty Poplar
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Doliss
Erma Finch
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