Farmer Sues Over Sugar Beet Payments in Denver
Kansas farmer Bill Davis files suit in U.S. District Court in Denver claiming Great Western Sugar Co underpaid beet growers by about 246 million dollars under the 1974 contract. He says official told growers early this month the initial payment would be 26.25 per ton, about 17 per 100 pounds to the company, while stockholders were told the average price would be about 53 per 100 tons for the next year, equating to more than 80 a ton to farmers for the 1974 crop.
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Denver
Kansas
Bill Davis
Great Western Sugar Co
Davis
U.S District Court
Great Western
Community Notes From Mt Vernon Area
Social rounds include visits among Andersons Reinekas Hammonds and Klentzs with dinners and card nights. The group attended Ernest Brandon's funeral in Linneaus Missouri. Mrs C H Hammond sustains a hip fracture and is hospitalized in Cheyenne. Several relatives travel to Scottsbluff, Sterling, and Gering for family events and holiday plans.
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Bob Anderson
Scottsbluff
Lloyd Reineka
Aleata Johnson
Warren Johnsons
Jack Bowman
Melvin Phelps
Clarence Evans
Frank Klentz
Ernest Brandon
Linneaus
Ernest
Vera
Effie
R. D Helzer
Mary Beth
H. Hammond
Ron McMillen
Paul McMillens
Gary Pavel
Stephanie
Lincoln
Nicola Shandera
Todd
Greeley
Cole
Bob
C H Hammond
C H. Hammond
M I Club
Edna McMillen
Kenneth McMillen
Sterling
Jasper Bowman
Dexter Smith
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Smiths
Bob Andersen
Jim Andersen
Ronald Truax
Fort Morgan
Colo
C. H Hammond
Gary Walters
Boonvile
Co. L Walters
Francis Runge
Lyle Johnson
Klentzs
Roy Andersen
Josie Rice
Cora Goding
Milan Glassburn
Gering
Rick Glassburn
Potter
Memorial Hospital
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mine workers win new three year contract concessions
United Mine Workers negotiators with help from the Ford administration secured further concessions in a three year package. Arnold Miller must win council approval before presenting to 120,000 members who are on strike. Details will be released after the council meets. Treasury Secretary Simon and federal negotiator Usery praised the talks as improving the plan. If approved by the council, ratification by members could take eight to ten days.
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United Mine Workers
Ford Administration
UMW
Arnold Miller
Treasury
William E. Simon
Miller
Guy Farmer
W. J. Usery Jr
Usery
Simon
Ethiopia Executes Sixty Aristocrats Amid Military Alert
Ethiopia's military council ordered the execution of sixty aristocrats and former officials, including royals and the former emperor’s general. Addis Ababa residents reported shock but no mass unrest as troops remained largely on alert and state radio announced the actions.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
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