Iowa corn stock report questions Senator asserts large miscalc
Sen. Dick Clark charges last week's U.S. Department of Agriculture corn stocks report underestimates Iowa by at least 54 million bushels, potentially skewing national totals. He cites off-farm stocks and questions on-farm figures, urging a thorough review and warning of impacts on loan extensions and prices.
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UPI
Dick Clark
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Butz
Help swine keep cool in heat waves
Iowa State University extension vet John Herrick explains swine stress rises when temperatures pass 85 degrees. Shelter from sun, constant air circulation, and sprinklers can lower body temperature. guidance uses a chart with alert at 75-78 degrees and disaster to emergency levels beyond 79 degrees.
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Ames
John Herrick
Iowa State University
Herrick
Fishermen’s Book Collections At Harvard And Princeton
Harvard hosts a fishing book collection of 10 000 titles while Princeton’s angling works collection holds 1 360 volumes. The sports brief notes fishermen write as well as talk, highlighting university libraries’ sizable holdings in sport literature.
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Marcos declares broader rule as Filipinos back martial law
Early results show Marcos winning a sweeping referendum with 86 percent counted in key areas. Officials predict a 94 percent endorsement as about 18 to 20 million voters cast ballots under compulsory voting amid protests and unrest in Manila and southern regions.
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Governor Ray seeks lifting beef price ceiling
Gov. Robert D. Ray of Iowa said he will ask Treasury Secretary George Schultz to lift the beef price ceiling before its Sept. 12 expiration. He warned federal officials the freeze hurts producers and could cause shortages and higher prices, citing a nationwide meat shortage warning he issued previously.
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UPI
Robert D. Ray
Treasury
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Schultz
Edward L. Rebal 80 Dies in Iowa City Keota
Edward L. Rebal 80 died early today at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after living six years in Keota. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday at St Marys Keota with burial at St Josephs Cemetery Iowa City. Rosary 8 p.m. Tuesday Beckman Butherus Funeral Home Iowa City. He was born February 12 1893 in Iowa City. Survivors include wife Clara two sons Lewis and Leonard several siblings and multiple stepchildren and grandchildren.
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Iowa City
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Johnson County
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Leonard
West Virginia
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Ariz
Margaret Burch
Des Moines
Richard Durian
Oskaloosa
Holis Sisk
Chesterfield
Robert Gretter
Harper
Omer Flanders
Culver City
Calif
David Flading
Wellman
Peak barnyard fly season urged for farmers in Iowa
Extension entomologist Jerry DeWitt warns July and August are peak months for barnyard flies in Iowa. He stresses sanitation first to reduce breeding and outlines residual and nonresidual chemical controls with a two to three week application cycle.
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Ames
Jerry DeWitt
Iowa State University
DeWitt
Growing market for soybeans predicted
UPI reports an Agriculture Department study foresees rising demand for grains and soybeans in eastern Europe through the 1970s despite an overall drop in imports. The Eastern bloc including Poland and Czechoslovakia will reduce total imports as domestic production grows, but outside grain will remain needed. U.S. feed grain exports are expected to gain share with oilseeds expanding until 1980 reaching about 3.5 million tons combined for the region.
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Livestock prices and receipts from Joliet and Des Moines market report
In Joliet Illinois cattle trade was slow to active with heifers and select cattle lifting 25 to 75 cents, primes at 54.00 to 55.50, cows steady, hogs 1.00 to 1.50 higher with No 1-2 200-230 lb at 55.75 to 56.00. In Des Moines Interior Iowa southern Minnesota hogs saw slow trade and good demand with butchers up 50 cents to 1.00, sows 1.00 to 1.50 higher. U.S. 1-3 weights and sow classes listed with typical ranges. Monday receipts about 65,000. prior days varied.
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UPI
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