Precious Metals Lead Year End Buying Spree
Futures traders closed the year by resuming a long buying spree in precious metals as Iran unrest threatened world economy and dollar value. Gold rose about 50 dollars per ounce from Jan 1. NYMEX gold for January delivery closed 12.10 higher. Silver up 9.9 cents, copper up one cent. Hog futures fell on CME, cattle rose slightly. grain markets quiet. Potato and sugar futures edged up and cocoa gained, while cotton rose marginally.
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Messy Bird New Furor For India
New Delhi reports a furor over the bustard, a two foot tall migratory bird, with officials arguing over its status and protection. The debate centers on conservation measures, habitat concerns, and potential risks to local agriculture and tourism. The piece notes public interest and ongoing government responses.
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India
Indian government under pressure over Houbara bustard hunting
Environmentalists warn the endangered Houbara bustard faces extinction as India allows Middle Eastern hunters to come for falconry. Diplomats traded cables with UAE and Saudi Arabia amid objections from conservationists and scientists, including Dr Salim Ali, who advised against permitting the hunt.
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Indian Express
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Jiddah
Salim Ali
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Uae
Bandar
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Beef Imports Beyond Quota in 1979 Policy Shift
President Carter directs higher foreign beef imports for 1979 amid quota rules. Agriculture Department says 1.57 billion pounds will be allowed, about 5.2 percent above 1978 levels, with negotiations aim to stabilize supplies. A three year production average governs the formula, while the National Cattlemen's Association urges a fixed level for 1979. In Ottawa Kansas, a separate legal notice details estate matters requiring defenses by January 12, 1979.
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Vera M. Mietchen
State of Kansas
Iris Melroy
Erminal
Melroy
Iris Metroy
Bennett urges funding fix for Kansas Crime Reparations Act
Gov. Robert F. Bennett calls the 1979 Kansas Legislature to amend the Crime Reparations Act funding mechanism after the AG struck the $1 court filing fee. He proposes placing fees in a special fund to reimburse crime victims, noting the board already disbursed funds from the emergency reserve to start payments.
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