Wheat alcohol may replace lead in gasoline, Far-Mar-Co says
George Voth Jr of Far-Mar-Co Hutchinson tells a Kansas summer conference that ethanol from wheat could be economically feasible, potentially replacing tetraethyl lead as an anti knock. A pilot plant under construction would process 1000 pounds per hour costing about 800000 with hopes for a $10 million commercial facility soon.
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Peka, Kan
Farm Cooperative
George Voth Jr
Far-Mar-Co., Inc
Hutchinson
Voth
Midwest Association
Ed Hawes
Larned
The
Wheat Commission
Rex Cozad
Noreatur
Commission
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Far- Mar-Co
Kissinger hints at Cambodia cease fire in weeks
Kissinger says private understanding may yield a cease fire in Cambodia within weeks as Congress weighs a bill to ban all American military activity in Cambodia and Indochina. He notes progress from the Paris cease-fire communique but remains vague about details while North Vietnamese negotiator Tho denies any secret deal.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Cambodia
Senate
Kissinger
Indochina
House- Senate
Congress
U.S
Paris
Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Ozark Air Lines Snubs Mediator in 58 Day Strike
Ozark Air Lines reportedly rejected a federal mediator's proposal to end the 58 day strike. AMFA mechanics and ALPA pilots refused to cross picket lines amid plans for limited service, with wage and contract issues unresolved.
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ST. Louis
Ozark Air Lines
John Etherton
Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association
Washington
Etherton
Ozark
Air Line Pilots Association
AMFA
John J. O'Donnell
Association
Edward J. Crane
Paul Rogers
ALPA
Missouri
Dlinois
Ity
James A. Echols
The
Pilots Association
Costs Of Living Budgets Show Vary With Air
The Labor Department estimates a typical four person family needs 11446 yearly for a moderate lifestyle, 7386 for austere, and 16558 for some luxuries, based on fall 1972 data. Budgets rose 4 to 24 percent year over year. Anchorage Alaska is the costliest city. Southern towns are cheapest.
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Washington
Labor Department
New NATO Pact Nearing Reality
Copenhagen AP reports a new form of NATO may emerge next year to mark 25 years since founding. Secretary Rogers closed a semiannual session with ministers from 15 nations, pushing for a new Atlantic charter style statement. Disputes linger over fishing rights Greece Portugal and alliance principles while Brezhnev visits the U.S. next week. U.S. officials hesitate to reveal concrete new principles, preferring others fill in gaps. Rogers stressed Nixon will not make deals behind allies’ backs.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Europe
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Eugene McAuliffe
Brussels
Alliance
McAuliffe
Michel Jobert
Council
Jobert
Greece
Portugal
NATO
Soviet Union
Leonid Brezhnev
United States
Rogers
Nixon
Mixed Opinions On Freeze and Agriculture Policy
The Associated Press reports mixed views on Nixon’s 60 day price freeze for agriculture. Processors warn higher raw prices may outpace retail gains risking empty shelves while some expect supply actions to curb price rises. Executives cite recent potato price jumps and urge farm price controls beginning at the source.
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Associated Press
Nixon
Frank” Montgomery
H.A. Johnson Co
Boston
Bill Beust
Associated Grocers
Kansas City
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