Dairy Producers Turned Down on Price Hikes
Farm writer reports dairy producers rejected emergency action to raise prices. Federal marketing orders require a minimum price for Class I milk, with Minnesota and Wisconsin figures guiding rates. October through January price series show fluctuations and a notable year over year increase in several classes, affecting cheese, butter, and powdered milk pricing.
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Ordreas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Claas
Minnesota-Wisconsin
Lanaihe
Snell
Hughes Airwest Controlled by Hughes AirCorp After Takeover
Hughes Airwest operates about 80 000 miles weekly to 69 western U S Canadian and Mexican cities. Howard Hughes is indicted with four others on fraud conspiracy and stock manipulation tied to his 1970 takeover via Hughes AirCorp. The carrier, based in San Mateo with 3 400 employees, spans California to Puerto Vallarta and Calgary, reports 1972 revenue above 96.5 million with a net profit just under 2 million.
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Caiil
Hughes Airwest
United States
Canada
Mexico
Howard
Tughass
Hughes AirCorp
Hughes
Contrrol
Pacific Air Lines
San Francisco
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Phoenis
Arig
West Coast Airlines
Seatjie
California
Arizona
Montana
Idaho
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Mexco
Puerta Vallarta
Calgary
Puerto Vallarta
China plans oil export boost as production reaches target
The Xinhua News Agency reported that China completed its 1973 petroleum production plan ten days early. It noted stronger output of crude oil, gasoline, kerosene, and diesel, with several new fields starting this year, signaling expanding oil capacity and potential limited exports.
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Tokyo
China
Continental Shell
Hsinhua Hows
Fri
Hsinhua
Vriday
Isinhua
Unclear Budget Debate Signals Shifts in Government Power
A fragmented account describes tensions over budgetmaking and potential shifts in executive versus congressional control. The message cautions against expanding private use of government funds and warns three reform ideas could weaken traditional processes.
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New York
Treasury
George
Skule
Orig
Prast
Merigan Beanninte Asseciation
White House
Nixon
Greer
Navajo wool plant planned to boost local processing
Washington reports a Navajo Nation effort to build a wool processing plant funded by a US Economic Development Administration grant. The project aims to let the tribe market a refined product locally after studies showed marketing 27 million pounds of wool was difficult, with prior buyers suggesting refinements would improve value. The plant would process wool on the reservation to avoid shipping raw fleece to the East Coast for processing.
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Nasaige Dadhan
Shiprac
Joseph M. Mento D N.M
Pyiday
Economic Development Administration
Mentavar
Iou
Window Rock
Arra
AL Ute
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