Meat import policy shapes 1972 price outlook
Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz argued lifting meat import quotas will push prices to a pure market level. He expects about 60 million pounds from Australia and other nations, with imports likely easing availability of quality cuts for U.S. consumers. He warned against retail or farm price ceilings while signaling cattle moving to market and more feedlot activity.
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PIXies Tr by Wohl In 1971
Wohl reports that in 1971 Mexico attracted 2.4 million foreign tourists visiting inland regions, indicating strong travel interest beyond coastal areas.
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Ford recalls over four million 1970 71 cars and Rancheros
Ford Motor Co recalls about 4.04 million 1970 and 1971 passenger cars and Ranchero pickup models for replacement of a plastic grommet on the front seat shoulder belt. Canada and overseas markets add roughly 330 thousand. convertibles Capris Cortinas and 1970 Mavericks are excluded.
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Senate passes measure to aid poor Americans
The Senate approved a 9.6 billion antipoverty bill authorizing two more years of funds for programs aiding 26 million people in poverty. It moves to a House conference after recess, with differences to resolve on the Legal Services program and agency control.
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