Price Signals in Pork and Policy Shifts in Washington
A supermarket price discussion links shopper choices to pork costs, explaining supply demand dynamics. The piece cites a National Live Stock and Meat Board report noting production hikes and later declines shaped by demand, with retailPrice fluctuations reflecting broader economic forces. Separately interior policy notes create a new Arts and Cultural Affairs office with Pamela Coe, plus New York Public Library fundraisers featuring William Bolcom and Joan Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska
Roger Mandigo
Mandigo
National Live Stock and Meat Board
U.S
Interior Department
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Rogers C B. Morton
Pamela Coe
Morton
NEW York
New York Public Library
Graduate Center
City University of New York
William Bolcom
Joan Morris
Scott Joplin
Bolcom
Sisske
Blake
Far-Mar Co ad argues farmer not gaining from rising food prices
The full page Far-Mar Co advertisement in 10 newspapers argues farmers see only a 6 percent income rise over 20 years while costs soar. It cites 109 percent farm costs 297 percent taxes 141 percent wages 100 percent machinery and 149.7 percent medical costs plus housing and debt increases. It stresses farmers face inflation like others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far-Mar Co., Inc
Kansas City Star
Omaha World-Herald
Lincoln Journal-Star
Denver Post
Washington Pest
Washington Star News
St. Joseph Star-Journal
Topeka Capital-Journal
Wichita Eagle-Beacon
Hutchinson News
Far-Mar-Co
Potter Co-op Grain Co. Cooperative
Potter
Ervin Wheeler
Nebr
Voth
Arthritis Workshop At Scottsbluff April 28
The Nebraska Arthritis Foundation and Scottsbluff County Council sponsor a two class arthritis workshop series at West Nebraska General Hospital Scottsbluff. Registered physical therapists Margaret Tucker and Shirley DeMott will lead sessions April 28 and May 12 at 1 pm. A $2 registration applies to patients. family members attend free. Scholarships available.
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Nebraska Arthritis Foundation
Scottsbluff County
Tucker
DeMott
West Nebraska General Hospital
William E. Dugan
Broadway
Scottsbluff
Rancher from Dix Challenges Meat Boycott Criticism
Kendall Atkins of Dix Nebraska writes to Cleveland Mayor Ralph Perk defending farmers amid meat boycott talk. He argues farm demand for steel rubber and petroleum ties farmers to industry, notes rising costs of tractors and machinery, and urges temperance and common sense in consumer actions.
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Nebraska
Cleveland
Kenneth Atkins
Dix
Ralph J Perk
City Hall
Lakeside Ave
Ohio
Perk
U.S
Chicago
Kendall Atkins Dix
Clair Callan
Odell
Nicklaus Clinches 1972 Masters Title by Three Strokes
Jack Nicklaus wins the Masters by three strokes to claim the 1972 green jacket after a close miss in 1971 when he finished two strokes behind the leader. The tournament showcased Nicklaus’s steady play and decisive back nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Nicklaus
Local Nebraska Papers Highlight Community News Reach
The piece extols Nebraska weekly and daily papers for delivering complete local coverage from city council to school boards and bonds. It notes broad readership among adults and teens and frames newspapers as the fastest, most thorough local news source for the community.
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Rags
M.M. van Kirk
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Rex
Zeta Tires
Guardian
Fed
Whitewa
Wis
Is17
P. Briggs and Stratton
Ae Oz
Illinois
Nebraska Press Association
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