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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1973
Page
2
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz said the Nixon administration will retain beef price controls until September 12 despite cattle industry pressure. He argued beef faces normal inflationary pressures unlike poultry and pork, and noted beef shortages stem from cattlemen withholding cattle from markets.
Washington Senate and House conferees deadlocked over food stamps for strikers delaying farm legislation. House accepted a Teague plan letting state welfare agencies decide eligibility, Senate rejected it. Agriculture Secretary Butz warned beef shortages reflect price controls and urged full production while noting future cost savings.
Washington reports farm prices were unchanged in the month ending July 15 as Phase 4 economic controls loomed. Soybeans fell sharply while hogs, potatoes, milk, broilers, and corn rose, keeping the farm price index at its June 15 peak and signaling higher future retail prices.
The State Bar of California remained silent Monday amid reports that Watergate involvement by President Nixon and five other California-licensed attorneys is under possible disciplinary review. A board member offered no official statement.
In Chico, McPherson publicly criticizes California lawyers involved, stating they will face discipline with no question. The remark underscores frustration with state legal conduct and signals potential future action by the local legal community.
Fragmentary quote shows officials discussing a matter in mind and ongoing work. It notes effort to track the issue and signals forthcoming action without specifics. No names, dates, or places are provided.
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