Export Drain on Farm Output Lifts U.S. Food Bills
A USDA analysis links a flood of farm exports mainly wheat corn and soybeans to higher consumer food costs. With price freezes and weaker supply, food spending may reach 135 billion this year up from 125 billion in 1972. Export volumes rose last year driving up prices and prompting curbs on soybeans and other products.
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U.S
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Don Paarlberg
USDA
United States
Paarlberg
Soviet Union
Russia
Fatality rate on farm down from past years
Rollin Schnieder of the University of Nebraska Lincoln reports a decline in farm accident fatalities in 1973 as National Farm Safety Week runs July 24 to 31. He credits heightened safety training and family participation at meetings, noting tractor related deaths remain high and discussing grain suffocation risks and the need for safe operation and protective gear.
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Rollin Schnieder
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Schnieder
Schnider
Skill and safety tips for boating in Nebraska waters
The Nebraska Medical Association urges basic boat training and wearing properly sized life jackets. Choose Coast Guard approved gear with high visibility color, brief passengers on seating, and instruct the group to stay with the boat in the water, locating it in case of immersion.
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Nebraska Medical Association
Coast Guard
Public Notices Budget Hearing and Meetings in Cheyenne County Neb
Public notice announces a July 13 1973 budget hearing at 8 p m in Sidney Fire Hall for Fire Protection District No 1 plus a Weed Control Board meeting July 12 at 8 60 p m at 1134 Grant St and probate hearing for P Herman Stueve case set July 10 1973 at 10 a m in Cheyenne County Court and related estate actions.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney Fire Hall
Office of Fire Protection District
Cheyenne County Weed Control Board
Grant St
P. Herman Stueve
Walter T. Stueve
Sydney G. Finch
Cairns
Debt and yields push farming toward perpetual debt the way business did
Undersecretary of Agriculture J. Phil Campbell warned that farmers are following a path of perpetual debt, as competition keeps profits too low to sustain equity. He cited farm real estate debt rising from 4.8 billion in 1946 to an estimated 34.5 billion this year, AP reported.
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J. Phil Campbell
Campbell
Crossword Puzzle Clues Grid Artful Par Time Missed
Puzzle lists clues with numbered entries including Warning Girl s name Canadian Japanese Collieries Watercraft Nematode Italian resort Carte Esau Jacob s wife One of the Furies Wanness Foreign Maintained Happen again Dentine Cart Brainy Beasting stake Dutch cupboard Shoshone
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Esau
Jacob's
Wanness
Cart
USDA proposes labeling rules for meat patty products
The USDA proposes stricter standards for meat patty type products including beef and veal. Patties labeled meat may have up to 30 percent added fat while patty with meat must be at least 60 percent meat and 90 percent of protein from meat. All ingredients would be listed by percentages. Patty makers need USDA preapproval.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
APHIS
Fishing Tips Note Temperature Range For Carp
In lakes carp bite more in spring and fall when water stays between 35 and 55 degrees. Do not jump into a small boat advise safety experts. Step into the center of the bottom as you board. Soviet Russia reportedly has about 550000 physicians, more than any other country.
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Soviet
Russia
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