Drown them in vats dominates Texas chicken crisis story
Texas chicken producer Madison Clement bought 42,000 day old chicks and drowned them in vats to cut feed costs, reflecting a regional squeeze as feed prices soar and retail prices lag. Across the South, growers cut broiler output and burn off breeders, forecasting a retail chicken shortage in eight to ten weeks while feed costs spike and incubation trims shrink.
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Texas Chicken
Madison Clement
Clement
Clement Grain Co
Waco
Tex
Otbas
Texas
Biddle
Walter Sheffield
Smiley
Sheffield
Heating fuel shortages forecast for next winter
The Times Herald-Record reports warnings from oil companies that home heating and related fuel supplies may be tight next winter. Industry officials note previous overproduction of distillates boosted heating fuel but constrained gasoline, and inventories may vary with prices and regional demand.
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Times Herald-Record
New York
Gil
Bevaisse
Gulf
Exxon Co
Ray Wright
American Petroleum Institute
National Trade Organization
Thorpe Family Celebration At Pocatello Firehouse
Golden memories marked by grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren at the Thorpe family's gathering held at the Pocatello Firehouse. Seventy five relatives attended a surprise dinner honoring the Anconas, married in St Josephs Church Middletown.
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Thorpe
Pocatello Firehouse
St. Joseph's Church
Middletown
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Lonnie Pilgrim
Pilgrim Industries Inc
Pittsburg
Gene Biddle
Rite- Car Corp
Stratford of Texas, Inc
Rite-Care
Robert W. Thorpe
Pocatello Road
John Ancona
Overhill Road
Manny Fuchs