Beef industry pledges ample supply if prices stay high
Cattlemen say they will keep beef production strong to meet growing consumer demand, but only if prices remain high and federal oversight stays limited. ANCA leaders note economics drive output while a congressional subcommittee debated federal supervision and adequacy of meat supply across ranches to markets.
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Fire injures thirty in suspicious blaze at Mire SEW YORK
Thirty people were injured Sunday in a seven hour blaze of suspicious origin that began in a restaurant and spread to two buildings, including offices of Jawyrts for the Black Panther Party. Firefighters were among the injured. several reported serious injuries.
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Jawyrts
Black Panther Party
Gary
Child saved from fridge incident in Scotland accident
A boy named Steven Bain was trapped in a refrigerator for several hours in Scotland before being saved when a splinter jammed the door seal and let air in. The boy told his mother an older boy shot at him near Luss. Authorities debate foreign beef import limits as part of regulatory concerns.
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Scotland
Steven Bain
Will
Holding On to Old Car Doubtful
Government economists report most drivers are better off buying a new car every 16 years rather than clinging to aging vehicles. A Federal Highway Administration study notes small savings from keeping old cars, while rising insurance costs push owners toward replacement. The cost of long term ownership climbs from about 2.1 cents to 1.49 cents per mile over a decade, with insurance surging to 1.72 cents per mile. The report emphasizes decisions depend on owner circumstances and driving patterns.
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Treasury Report
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Dai
Batnaay
Washington
Federal Highway Administraton
Trading plans and risk in commodity markets
Dr Charles Harlow discusses how traders determine position size and profit risk ratios, arguing for plans that limit exposure and outline actions for up, down, or sideways markets. He notes many traders overreact to profits or cling to losing trades, tying up capital. Questions can be sent to Dr Warlow at 604 Pine Avenue, Long Beach, California.
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Charles Warlow
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