Dairy Scene Proves To Be Confusing For Analysts
Washington AP Agriculture Department analysts say the dairy outlook is unclear whether farmers will expand milk production early next year or continue a readjustment phase that lowered output in 1978. Output rose through 1976 and 1977 but declined in the first three quarters of 1978. The report notes stable herd reductions, steadier per cow production, high beefPrices curbing cow numbers, and milk prices at record levels. Uncertainty centers on how long the readjustment lasts and when income improves to boost output again.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Economics, Statistics and Cooperatives Service
Omaha
Carlin Sincere Stresses Kansas Government Reform Bid
John Carlin, a dairy farmer and former Kansas House speaker, seeks to unseat Gov. Robert F. Bennett by arguing state government lacks leadership and effective staff. He faulted cabinet morale, pledged staff changes, and plans to replace three members of the Kansas Corporation Commission, urging loyalty to state resources and incumbents who understand Kansas needs.
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Topeka, Kan
John Carlin
Carlin
Kansas House
Robert F. Bennett
Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
Bennett
K NEA Picks Its Favorites In State Races
The Kansas National Education Association political action arm endorsed candidates in four statewide races, four Congressional races, and four Board of Education districts. Endorsements favored Bill Roy for Senate, Fletcher Bell, Jack Brier, and Joan Finney in select races, with varied support across others and no endorsement in the gubernatorial race.
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Topeka, Kan
The
Kansas National Education Association
Board of Education
Kansas Teacher
Bill Roy
U.S. Senate
Fletcher Bell
Jack Brier
Joan Finney
George J. Frey
Topeka
John Bergner
Pratt
Denise C. Apttola
Charles W. Johns
Dodge City
Haro H. Crist
Scott City
Will T. Billingsley
Hutchinson
Carter Signs Five Measures Amid Looming Senate Action
President Carter signed five bills including two veterans benefits measures and an Older Americans Act Amendments package totaling more than four billion dollars. He also endorsed a tanker safety standards bill and a rewrite of Interstate Commerce Act provisions, while major bills like the energy and tax measures await his decision.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
U.S
Lebanon Christians reject Arab demand to end alliance with Israel
Lebanese Christian leaders reject Syria and other Arab demands to end their alliance with Israel and to neutralize Christian militias. The Oct. 7 cease fire remains fragile as leaders warn against imposed plans while officials discuss a security framework and possible Saudi deployment in Beirut.
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Lebanon
Syria
Israel
Camille Chamoun
State Department
Chamoun
Phalange
Pierre Gemayel
Saad Haddad
Washington
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Sudan
Kuwait
Qatar
Elias Sarkis
Sarkis
Fuad Butros
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