The Wichita Eagle from Wichita, Kansas • 22

Tuesday June 27 1972 Page 6B THE WICHITA EACLE Mutual Funds Good Demand Prices Up Hog Shire HOLSTEIN STEERS Datelines of the Day Now York (UPI1 I I-Following il Hill Grwlh 411 J74 04 bid and oikodj Incom 4413 440 priert on Mutual Tnt Ut 345 Fundi Oi quoted by Tril Sh 1370 UN tho NASD Inc -latel Fnd 333 3401 I Ivy Fund MS l5 Monday Juno 34 Jnui Fd (zl (i) 173 JHin gth 11 f7l id AikJotinitn 313 313 Abordn 335 335 KEYSTONE: ADMIRALTY: Cuit B1 If IS 1N 31 so Grwth 64 733 Cult B7 3077 3374 I Incom 447 414 Cut B4 14 1103 355 Inwrn 1105 1211 1 Cuit K1 031 f00 3400 Advisor 503 14 Cult K3 75 031 34 I Aetna Fd 1135 1530! Cuit SI 22J3 3447 3430 Atutur 1544 1144 Cut S3 115 1370 AGE Fd 153 1451 Cult S3 57 114 Allstate 1415 1133 Cut $4 40 755 340 Alpha Fd Id 1431 1 Apollo 7 3 040 700 745! Patera 40 144 2635 Am Dvra 11J4 1241 Knickr 730 70 2440'iAm Eqty 412 171'Knkr Gth 1043 1144 35251AM EXPRESS iLonx Fd 774 044 2475 FUNDS: Lex Grtti 1144 134 3440 Captal fM 1011 Rnh 1720 104 2000 Incom f21 1047 'LiMy Fd 141 730 Invitm 113 15 Lit Inlv 04 ffO 1012 1104 Ut Grw 737 044 lock 004 f46 Line Cap 131 1442 i Am Grth 430 4 to Lino Fnd 445 Am Invst 444 444 LOOMIS Am Mut f14 1131 SAYLES: Gr 172 4 07 Canad (il ANCHOR Cap Dv 111 111 GROUP: I Mutual 1534 1134 Caplal 910 7LORD ABB: Fnd Inv 14 11341 Affilal 4N 753 Grwth 1314 13 33 Am Bui 350 17 Incom 014 1(4! Bnd dob 11451373 Vcntur 5143 UN Lutharn 1144 12N Natl 14U 1470 Luthn In 4 1014 1 Aitron 504 153 Magna flf 1104! 1321 1144 MagnC 1345 1344 AXE iManhtn 554 6051 HOUGHTON: Gwt 514 514 Fund A 575 6 35 MASS CO: Fund 104 74 Fraam 157 f3f Slack 430 197 Indp 030 0N Axa Sci 535 5 ill Man 1207 1323 BLC Gth 12a7 13 34'MASS FNCL Trading was active from I he Mail on Monday and prices averaged 25-75 cents higher on prainfed steers and hciicrs grading pood and choice Tows and baloney bulls were steady to strong Stockers and feeders were scarce and fully steady Several packages and load lots of grainfed steers weigh-ing 1000-1350 lbs brought $3650-3770 and shortfods $3450-36 Holstein steers weighing 1260-1325 lbs brought $3150-3160 Choice heifers were scarce and 900-1000 lb weights brought $3550-36 and $33-3450 Common medium and good cows brought $24-27 and canners $18-2250 Several baloney bulls brought $30-33 Several lots of stock calves and vcarlings brought from $35-4550 butcher steers Wt Prior lio 1260 3770' 10 1370 3760 I 1000 3740 1 33 No '2 74 76 Hog Market Butcher hogs made anew high for the year with a half-dollar advance and a top of $29 The bulk averaging 200-250 lbs brought $2850-29 and the mixed butchers $2750-2825 Sows brought $2325 extreme top and the big rough kind $21-22 Boars were quotable from $16-2150 Herman Fink Lovell practices the unusual hobby of innUng for Finks-in telephone books-wherever he travels and he often finds at least one he said are almost always a few and sometimes a lot of them said Fink The Finks first moved to the Lovell area in the early from Chicago where they congregated after moving from Russia They were not all closely related families says Herman but all came because of the sugar beet industry developing in Wyoming The Finks decided to remain in Wyoming Herman explains and most became a profession many of their peat-grandchildren carry on Names in the News Close aides said Monday former Atty Gen JOHN MITCHELL has no plans to quit as manager of PRESIDENT re-election committee despite his wife threat to leave him Martha isolated in a two-room suite at the posh Westchester Country Club in Rye NY sent word she would make no further comment about her reported wish that her husband leave politics Meanwhile REP HENRY GONZALEZ D-Tex told the House the alleged bugging attempt at Democratic national headquarters was all a mistake got in the wrong he said of the break-in "They were going in to bug Alabama GOV GEORGE WALLACE was served a subpoena to appear at the trial of ARTHUR BREMER his alleged assailant But Wallace said he would not be able to attend PRESIDENT NIXON presented a third oak leaf cluster for the Distinguished Service Medal to GEN WILLIAM WESTMORELAND retiring Army chief of staff and hailed his service to the country Kentucky GOV WENDELL FORD was in excellent condition following a one-hour operation to remove a dangerously ballooned and weak- Westmoreland ened artery in his abdomen RAMSEY CLARK attorney general under former PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON told a congressional black caucus on governmental lawlessness in Washington American cities are becoming Vietnams in which police conduct search-and-destroy missions against poor and minority populations SEN WILLIAM PROXMIRE said the US would violate the antiballistic missile treaty recently concluded with the Soviet Union if it proceeded with further development of the SAM-D air defense missile HALE BOGGS and GERALD FORD Democratic and Republican leaders in the US House of Representatives arrived in Peking at the invitation of the Chinese People's Institute of Foreign Affairs News was made Monday at: CHICAGO where blacks alleged at a congressional hearing they were beaten partly blinded robbed and Intimidated by Chicago policemen in the last year The witnesses testified at the opening of hearings scheduled to investigate charges of police harassment and brutality in the black community ST LOUIS where Vice President Spiro Agnew assailed Sen George McGovern calling him a candidate who stands for doctrine of retreat overseas and radicalism at WASHINGTON where the Senate Commerce Committee announced approval of legislation to remove landing rights in this country for airlines from nations that give sanctuary to hijackers REYKJAVIK Iceland where world chess champ Boris Spassky said he hopes his American challenger Bobby Fischer would show up in time for their first match Sunday even though he failed to arrive as scheduled at this tournament site TUCUMAN Argentina where the army took over this northern provincial capital where university students have been fischer battling police in hit-and-run encounters MEXICO CITY where Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis which killed tens of thousands of horses and made 20000 persons ill in Texas and Mexico has appeared but the government expects no serious problems this time around MOSCOW where the Soviet Union launched the 469th unmanned Earth satellite in Us top-secret Cosmos program MERCERSBURG Pa where 5 million goldfish estimated to be worth $100000 were reportedlostinthe Pennsylvania flooding YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK Wyo where park rangers shot and killed a 400-pound female grizzly bear they said may be the one which fatally mauled a camper Sunday WASHINGTON where the Supreme Court rejected a challenge that California liquor laws prohibiting dancers and waitresses from soliciting drinks from customers discriminates against women The case was brought to the high court by the operator of a topless bar in San Francisco PAPETE Tahiti where conditions are favorable for the start of controversial atmospheric nuclear tests in the South Pacific But permission to fire the first blast is being awaited from Paris Them Finks Are All Over Fink Tex may be home of National Fink Day but Lovell Wyo is home of the Finks In fact 22 Fink families are listed in the Lovell telephone directory and there is one or more families in most Big Horn Basin towns New York Slock Exchange (Continued from Page 5B) Salas(hdi) Hiah Law Last Price 2900 2115 2075 XJ01 2050 3150 2140 3100 37 00' 33X10 33 35' 31 75 I ii '34 i Ck- hneep Market Steady prices were reported on sheep and lambs with the pvlmma inn nn nnimo extreme lop on prime quality 90-105 lb averages at $33 and common Packers $3-650 Iambs bought $31-32 ewes from Chg 1 II' i 19'jl I4i 37 14H 21 211 a 434-4 ll'4-t1 24 -to 5H- 'a Ui- 43l 114 34 5H Hi 3100 3300 333)0 JO 3250 325n 3150 Ns la 47 43 14-1J 115 H'll H12 la 5 H' 5 HI 4 -H to la 4 1 3500-34700 high choica and 1 3750-31 choica 3450-3750 good choica 3500-3450: good X0100 SLAUGHTER LAMBS Wt Price No wt Price 1300 14 4 105 XJO 35 1 1 U00 15 3 32 50 12 5 33 101 3350 15 Of 4 1250 30 IN 3200 12 01 5 3150 Into SGT COX Top McConnell airman Airman Given Top Honor as Man of Year Sgt Kenneth Cox 34 a native of Tacoma Wash was honored Monday as Man of the Year for the 23rd Tactical Fighter Wing at McConnell Air Force Base During a ceremony in the base NCO Open Mess Cox was honored by base organizational and Wichita merchants through the Chamber of Commerce which was represented by Frank Safer military affairs committee chairman COX IS a 15-year veteran of the Air Force and is serving his second tour at McConnell Trained as a security policeman he is serving in the 23rd personnel office He was commandant of McConnell Noncommissioned Officers Academy from January 1972 until it closed in May He will leave McConnell in July for reassignment as an instructor- at Tactical Air Force NCO Academy Langley AFB Va HE WILL attend the Air Force Association convention this fall in Washington as one of eight TAC representatives chosen from 26 nominees These men will be nominees for the 12 outstanding AFA airmen of the year award At McConnell Cox has been selected as 23rd Combat Support Group NCO of the quarter base outstanding NCO of the quarter 1971 23rd CSG NCO of year and 23rd TFW airman of year for 1972 OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES Quotation from tlw NASD era rapraunlitlve inter -dealer prim aa of approximately 10 am Intardaalpr markets Chang throughout th day Prices do not Include retail markup ASKED heiferi'COMMONWLTH -Bebien iBayroc 114 10 74 55 MIT MIG MID MFD Mate! 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Grwth 1003 isw Cap Trin 155 1704 Nel Gwh 10N 1111 cent sns 142s sm 1101 iso NEA Mf FUNDS: 'Nau Cant 74 151 Balncd 1223 1137iNauwth 1234 1349 Bnd Fd 972 1052 'Newton 2155 2355 Com Stk 174 192Ncw Wld 1421 1551 Grwth 710 715Nlchln 2433 2433 Incom 751 121 Ocaang 121 023 Spocl 254 251 Omega 935 57 andjTRUST: No CHASE BOSTON: Fnd Bos 1204 1311 Fran Cp 73 1044 ShTr Bs 33 100 Sped 113S 1340 Chcm Fd 10J1 1111 COLONIAL FUNDS: Convor Equity Fund Grwlh Incom Ventur Colum ONdl Fd 1S34 1534 IN Fnd 15341534 Ono Will 1749 174 OPFENHM FD: Op Aim 1357 1403 Op Fnd 37 1013 Op Tm 1147 1254 OTC Sac 1257 1312 Paramt 161 51 1145 Paul Rev lN 97 450 503 Pi Mut 457 457 1113 1214 Penn Sq 742 742 723 7N-Phila Fd 159 1751 1053 1095 Pilgrim 1151 1211 5N 451 Pin St 10911091 1743 1743 Plon Ent 52 1051 IPionr Fd 131 1133 Plannd 1234 135 14 'PLI GRO 14 1131 ABB Grwth Inc Inv 1251 1175 15 20 1044 1153 Cwn ball 154 111 Cwn Div 414 471 Davldg 1754 1744 DELAWARE CROUP: Decal 1194 1115 Dalw UN 1151 Della 135 13 dtVagh 7053 7053 Diracf Cp IN 155 Vista 1240 1177 Voyag 1150 1257 Raver 1211 1232 Rlnfrt 1172 1723 Sagiltar 144 144 Schustr 1152 1141 SCUDDER FDS: Intr Inv 1534 1551 Balanc 1671 1471 Com 1147 1157 Spiel I 3144 3014 SECURITY FDS: Equity 451 454 Invest 7N 175 Ultra 1104 1112 SELECTED FDS: Am Shr 1057 1151 Opp Fd 1453 1040 Shrs 1711 1170 Dryf Fd 12fl 1415 Dryf Lv 1792 1944 Sp Incm 11 lN 3rd Cent 1114 1221 EATON HOWAED: Bain Fd 1024 1121 Gtwh 1797 lf44 Incm 451 71 Spacil 1122 1224 Sntlnl 1022 1111 Stck Fd 1421 lSJJ'Sanlrv 1774 lf21 Ebcritd 1453 1577 SHAREHLD ORF EDIE Sp 3151 3153 EFC MOMT ORF: Eqty Gr 57 1011 Eqty Pr 466 511 Fnd Am 14 1053 Egret GHI1431 1S55 Etlun Trt 211 Emarg 410 752 Energy 1257 1257 Equity 20 1014 Falrtld 117 115 Fm Bur 1051 1051 FD Captl 454 Comst Entrpr Flat Fd Harbr Legal 451 721 4N 072 457 4 3 7M 454 54 711 Pic Fd 123 1154 SHEARSON FDS: Appra 2134 X54 Incom 1171 2055 Invest 1157 1253 Sh Dean 145 145 Sid Fd 1054 1154 C'P1 J'N FUNDS: 'cowi or bulls In today's ractipts KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK KANSAS CITY (UPI-YSDA)-Llvestock'Comp Bd Monday: Comp Fd -i Cam 15N calves 200 Choice Conerd slaughter steers and heifers 50-IN higher ICons Inv 1212 1257Frovd Gf 195 971 i1 lower grades mostly steady gw 444 Ju'Prud SJP 1131 1243 strong to fully 50 higher Bulls iConMt In 192 192 PUTNAM IfitPidv FeaSers strong to 50 hlgtMr HighlContrall 1055 1044 FUNDS: CM' 1N0-11N lb yearling attars MM Corp Ldo 157 1731 mostly choica 50-1210 lb 37 JOHN 151 -PRICE ROWE: 155 Grwlh 3115 3315 725 Nw Era 1144 1154 7J4l Nw HOT 4492 4492 44iPro Fd 1204 1204 f34 1015Pro Parti 495 95 1141 U41iPravldt 507 554 Equity Gao 1125 1240 1433 1755 Contry 1670 1155 Warner Ca WernrL lN WernerSw 1 W1H1G1 lM Wash Stl 10 WaihW 140 Watkim Jm WaynaG 74 Waynpf 140 WeanUn Ine Wean Un pf Weathr lid WabbDal Cp WailMcL 50 WaNMkt 41 Waibilt Cp Walli 172 WIlMtg I7d Walli Mi lNncaFin 5i WitcitTr WPePpf 4' 1 WPPap 50d Wnlarn Air WiBanc lM Wit Pec Ind WUnian 140 WaitgEI 4 WltElpf 140 Wltvoc 105 WavanS 130 Wayarhi wayarpt Me 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mostly choica 450- ulM 300-1700 775525 lb low chdco 350350 Choice thin 325-450 lb stoor calves 4100-5250 450-425 lb 4250-4fN feeder hollers: Good choica 345-500 lb 37005350 500-100 lb 35505101 Hogs 4500 Barrows and raws and gilts fully 50 DedgCx 1147 1147 75 higher TJS No 1-3 KBJ432 125 Sows 25 tp mosllyipaByPUS ORP Sows 25 tq mostly By JOHN PETTERSON Of The Topeka Bureau BISMARCK ND A pipeline company official charged Monday that many environmental ction groups have been formed break down our system of Elmer chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Texas Gas Transmission Co Owensboro Ky made his remarks to the Midwestern Governors Conference Elmer's appearance on the higher Instoncoi 200-240 lb 2075-2921 50 higher 350-4N lb 2275-2150 Shoop 400 Spring lambs week to fully 50 lower Choice prime M-IOS lb 3100-3350 Slaughter awes steady Cull to good LIVESTOCK FUTURES CHICAGO Livestock Futures: Open High Law Clasa Pra ICED BROILERS: in 7910 3910 3910 2910 2fN 2902 20N 2IV7B ug 2775B Sap 3720 2720 2715 2715 2410 2110 2110 2410 272S 2725 2725 2725 2910A 202 2110 2720 2407B 2725 Prav 3755 3515 3552 3012 High Law 3750 3745 3755 31M 1115 3450 3435 3171 3590 3457 Hit 3522B 3427 3557 3455A Unltl UN 2574 122 444 £m5 Fab Apr 220 3597 FEEDER CATTLE: 4000N 40XB 40308 Sap Sap Oct Nov LIVE Jly Dec Wl 1 i'V ii rCO 1 My JIV FIDELITY cap Shr 1095 1157 inv 12 1JiJ4 Trst 52 1050 Ventur 1122 1455 54 1011 1255 1255 14 SB IlGr 1250 1251 13 So GanF 1457 1514 1 PM: 1545 1710 Swst Inv 50 1014 genial St Network 7 1321 1451 Sw Inv f21 1051 Kansas Turnpike 3M 71 Vi 1723 1153 sovr In 1102 1456 JUIttf Petroleum 1051 11J0 Spectra 154 57 fPY Salem 550 455 STATE BND ORF: Pin Hut Trend 27 30it Cam Fd 514 424'Racon Inc FINANCIAL Divaslf 510 454iRmkI Stovar 54'i PROGRAMS: I Progrs 710 PatraCham Inc Fin Ovn 477 562St Fr Gr 451 44ITiko Inc Fin Ind 451 44f'St Fr Inc f77 Oil 451 State Str 5105 5150 Union Gl System Fin Inc markdown or commisiiofl BID American Invest Lit 41a Beacon Resources Clinton Oil Co Fourth Financial Carp Gala Liar Jet 1514 Graves Truck Lin Guys Foods Cattlemen Deplore Meat Quotas Lifting 3i2a LL17l4Aug B-BM N-Nominal Vent lsIFd Va FINST INVESTORS: Disc Fd 51 Grth Fd 1161 1271 Stock 51 114 1st Multi 1111 1111 570 0 American Exchange Lew Last 14 (Continued from Page 4B) Sales(hds) High TronsLk 15 TWA wts Trnsolr 01 Traodwy 4k Tri SI Motor Tub Max 24 Turbodyne Turner 40d Tyco Labor! UDO PacCp I Corp Untxcel Inc UnionFInl 41 Unlnvosl 70 Un5IYd 20d UnoMI 17d UnMtg wts UnAIrPd 30 UnAsbas 57 UnBrand wt UnCoFI 15d "Un DoilarSt Un Foods In Utd Natl Cp UnNtl Cp wt UtdNt pf 70 UnPOy 27a US Car Tile US FllterCp USLsRI I4d USLsgR wt US Nat Rh US Radium USRIty 134 US Reductn USRuR 51d Unitak Corp Unitrada Cp Univl Cigar UnivCont 21 Unlv Miron UnivRes Cp UrisBId wts 1 345 1 53 3 7 10 5 141 I 34' 1 2' 11 13 37H 17i 91 34a 2 104 14 24 11' I 27' 4 14 20 io- a 131- 77' 4 11 30' 4 135 3'j 3a 12' 22' 4 2i 11 1' 12 12' i 22 32Vi 13' 3'a 124 CHICAGO CARLOT MEAT TRADE CHICAGO Chicago cartel neat trada: No sales reportsd In staar Mitar or cow bait Fresh pork loins 14 taady 4750 117 lb not 14 lb down not lb 150 highsr 4150 MIDWEST CARLOT MEAT TRADE OMAHA Midwest cartel baaf trad: Staar half not established Halfar beat 50 higher Cow baaf steady to 50 lower 700500 lb choica staar baaf 1 toad 5950 501700 lb choica halfar baaf S750 DES MOINES Midwest cartel pork trada: Fresh pork loins under established astablished STEADMAN FDS: I Am Ind 43 453 Asso Fd 131 131 1 Fiducy 771 773 STEIN ROE FDS: Balanc 2451 3451 Capltl 1171 1173 Stock 1757 1737 SIS GROUP: Grwth 792 150 Incom 51 1055 Smmlt 1310 1454 Ttchnl 794 170 Svncra 1054 1154 TMR Ap 1457 1454 Toachri 1122 1155 Tempi 4 751 Tower 757 755 Tran Cap flj 2 Tram Eq 1304 111 Tudor 1554 1154 30th CG 10 551 540 Cl 445 451 25iUnlfiid 1153 1203 797 44 571 215 1453 1037 1555 1152 f17 1251 Union Bk Wich LOCAL QUOTATIONS Thai quotations era furnished by local brakar-dealars and do not raprasant firm bids or offari BIDS ASK IVa 14s 55 70 11-14 13-16 AID Inc Aircraft Inst Dav Air Midwest Ammast Inc Centennial Lit Ini Central Computing Coleman American Farm Ranch Fin Financial Security Corp First Nat'l Invast Corp Pacific Western Corp Harvest indust Hi-Plalns Int Plaatlci Comm Mobil Components Inc Mid-Amsrici Patrick Patrolaum Pioneer Nursing Canters Safatlt Induatlraa Summit Energy Inc 1 Taco Tice Variant Corp lb down not highsr 4751 established 117 lb 1st Nat 72 1st Siarr 410 Fdn Gr 52 FOUNDERS GROUP: Grwth 151 Incom 111 Mtual 54 Spacil 1452 Fouraq 1050 FRANKLIN CUSTODIAN: Fr Grwt 157 DNTC 114 Fr UNIIt 511 Fr Incm 317 US Gv 1024 1134'Unltund 1352 1357 Fd Ml dp 1171 1171 UNION SERVICE FUNDS INCP GROUP: Comart Unify Leaning Upon Stop-Gap Prop LUXEMBOURG- (AP) -Common Market finance minister early Tuesday apparently aaved their fragile monetary unity threatened by pound float with a temporary agreement keeping Italy within their cui rency plan But it remained to be seen whether the stop-gap arrangement mopping up the Italian lira through relaxing debt-repayment rules would avert a further world monetary crisis WITH FOREIGN exchange markets reopening Tuesday in London and Wednesday elsewhere the big question was whether the Common adherence to existing exchange rates would stave off further speculator attacks on weaker currencies including the dollar The agreement permits Italy to use weakened dollars until July 15 to repay countries that have used harder currencies to support the falling lira The gesture apparently is aimed at keeping Italy from leaving the Common Market monetary agreement which Britain broke temporarily by floating sterling Sources said the crisis agreement calls for central bankers to come up with a return-to-n a 1 solution that can be put into effect in three months ANOTHER reported part of the agreement is that the other five current Common Market members must intervene with support buying of the lira if it continues to drop Belgain sources a i all common market foreign currency markets will reopen Wednesday The London market reopens Tuesday chancellor of the exchequer Anthony Barber announced Monday night after meeting future Common Market partners Funds Certified The US Office of Education has certified Unified School District 259 for a tentative entitlement of $627088 Rep Garner Shrlver B-Kan said Monday that $564379 is being certified for immediate payment for fiscal 1972 School officials said the allocation is a periodic payment which goes into the general budget for the DIVIDINDS Farted Anil Pay Record INITIAL 04 17 7-30 OMITTED USUAL 1 7-25 0-1 -2 1 0-1 7-31 1 7-31 -15 7-20 7-20 31-7 77 7-4 -14 0-11 Mg 7-5 1-15 7-12 15 7-5 430 7-10 51 07 04 10 31 5714 54 15 1214 30 54 EGGS CHICAGO (UPI-USDA) Egg mark! onday: Wholesale idling prices paid ilvrd to Chicago steady Prices to ii retailers (grade A in cartons dalivarad) Extra large 1SW-3I large 34-35'n i I urns i-30 I Vi- EGO FUTURES I CHICAGO (UPI)-Egg futures Monday: SO GROUP: Comm 1100 1252 Impac 74 1064 Indiu tr 152 1471 Pitot 140 f40 Gatawy 1223 1121 GE S-SP 3455 Gan Sac 154 154 Gibrl Gr 714 723 GROUP SEC 155 13 Bal Fnd 154 34 Brd Iv 1517 1451 Natl Inv (4 100 Un Capt 1444 1510 WMbal 151 1440 UNITED FUNDS: Accum 11 lM Bnd Fd 123 conference program was unprecedented Traditionally representatives of private industry do not participate in conference business sessions The pipeline company executive was presented by Indiana Gov Edgar Whitcomb Kansas Gov Robert Docking conference chairman said Elmer had not been scheduled ELMER WAS highly critical of both the environmental organizations which he called and Americans know what they have a hold of when they start eating imported since they are used to beef coming from grain-fed cattle he added COMING from these other countries is like boot leather Jones warned Other feedlot owners made similar predictions Barrett said meat coming from the other countries mainly from Australia New Zealand and Mexico is of poor quality and that it would cause consumption to fall off since Americans are used to top quality meats Junior Armstrong Kansas Farm Bureau president said cattlemen in the United States have the capacity to produce beef pork and most other agriculture commodities sufficient for this country with some left over for export we seek is decent returns in investment and an opportunity to realize the benefits of our Armstrong said Although meat prices are approacing those in 1951-52 costs have he added concerns us most about import quotas is the precedent it Armstrong said But more importantly we are concerned the President may yield to political pressures and impose price controls on all raw agriculture Kansas Secretary of Agriculture Roy Freeland said objective look should be taken at the over-all before blaming food prices for the inflation spiral FOOD PRICES have gone up 44 per cent over the past 20 years but housing costs have gone up 61 per cent medical costs 128 per cent transportation 64 per cent ami wages 136 per cent Freeland said A five-member family in 1951 bought on the average 690 pounds of meat using 55 per cent of their wages In 1971 Freeland said a five-member family uses 45 per cent of their wages to buy 960 pounds of meat he and federal environmental protection legislation that he contended are blocking efforts to provide adequate energy resources to meet growing demands across the country He charged that the Federal Environmental Protection Act has created a roadblock" to efforts of industry to solve the energy shortage principle it's great The fine print in it is he said all for clean air and clean water but there has to be some sense to it" GOV ROBERT RAY of Iowa chairman of the discussion on the energy shortage versus environmental protection told Elmer that perhaps the creation of the conservation groups came about because of a sense of frustration fostered by a lack of industry concern in the past At one point North Dakota Gov William Guy said the oil depletion allowance should give industry the funds necessary to find new reserves Elmer told Guy he did not know what he was talking about Guy said it seemed to him that the environmental groups were formed because of a failure of the oil and gas industry to correct the situations it created Sheriff's Men Find Garden Gone to Pot amazing the similarity between tomato plants and stalks of marijuana But the difference was distinguished shortly before midnight by Sedgwick County officers who executed a search warrant at the home of a woman 24 in the 5700 block South Van Dale Sheriff Johnnie Darr said two rows of marijuana two pots of the noxious weed some marijuana cigarettes and some non-narcotic pills were confiscated in the raid The rows of marijuana were symetrically growing beside a row of tomato plants he said The two pots of the weed were directly behind the house The woman was being held in jail pending issuance of a state warrant Fire in Garage Blamed on Light A faulty light in a garage of the Richard Johnson residence at 8120 Peach Tree Lane caused a fire late Monday resulting in $1600 damage The tire spread into the attic and had destroyed about two-thirds of the structure when firemen arrived Also destroyed was some football equipment stored in the attic Johnson reportedly is a little league football coach Cont OW 1411 Inc 1131 Com 1554 125 II Oom High Law cism ORANGE JUICE FUTURES NEW YORK (UPI) Fraien oranga 52lluka futuras Monday closed tower to 25 points higher Sates totalad 225 contracts 3 Th Range: Open High Lew Clasa Prav 5255 5300 5350 5390B 5375 4940 5015 450 504084 70 4650 44M 4440 44J0 4440L 4355 4270 4250 42J0B 4250B 4255B 4210 42M 4290B 4275 4275B 430SB42NB 4275B 422SB 4310B 4275B 422SB 4310B 4275B 4225B 4310B 1435 54 UM 1024 1451 (z) FDS: Jan Mar May Jly 757 540 1200iSeP Incom Sdanc 1411 152 10J 57 Gth Fam 704 75USAA Ca 1401 Grth Ind 2551 2521: US GvIS (z) Guard 2571 2571 VALUE LINE Shall Eggs: Tbi Jly 'a1 Aug See Oct 2755 3140 3745 3745 4010 4145 4020 2110 1155 3100 3755 4055 4250 2740 3090 3710 3700 4055 4140 la Jan 4050B 4020 2750 3150 3725 3750 4055 4110 40508 la Fab Mar HmH DA 445 50 3(55NHam Gr 17 50 3lfOA Ham Inc 41 477 Hartwd 142 142 Hart Lv 1255 1255 5 1075 1271 B-Bid SUGAR FUTURES NEW YORK (UPl-Workl sugar No 11 closed Monday 32 to 44 points tower 154 Seles 3357 contracts 417 Val Lna Val Inc 412 500 Lev Gth 1055 Val Spc 551 VANCr1 14 f4SANDERS: 45 45 Bos Fnd 11 Iz) (z) Bee Cm fM 1917 It' Sped 1143 OTC Gainers Losers KANSAS CITY Mo (UPI) Reactions by Kansas agriculture officials and feedlots managers were unfavorable to President removal of all quota restrictions on foreign meats All those Interviewed said the meat prices were getting back to the 1951-52 price levels which according to one feedlot manager are the levels cattlemen were able to get along THE MANAGER of Flint Hills Feedlot Emporia Kan Edward Barrett said removal of quotas will not have any effect on prices or cattlemen for six or seven months After that he said removal of the quota limit tear the cattlemen up and throw the livestock portion of the economy into a Another feedlot manager Jack Jones with the Feedlot Emporia said he does not think the quota removal will have any effect on prices or cattlemen think there is enough meat to import from these other countries to make a difference on our prices" he said Judge Orders Restitution in Insurance Fraud One of two Wichita men charged with separate counts of unemployment Insurance fraud pleaded guilty Monday at arraignment in Sedgwick County Court of Common Pleas Judge Owen Ballinger suspended imposition of sentence for Frank Rice 55 for one year and ordered that he make restitution of $240 Rice pleaded guilty to a four-count warrant charging he drew unemployment compensation of $60 per week for four weeks in 1971 while he was employ- -ed Robert Lee 32 pleaded innocent to charges in a four-count wan-ant alleging he drew similar compensation for four weeks in 1971 while he was employed Lee was released on $100 bond for appearance at docket call July 5 '1 HUNDRD New York (UFII-Th foltewlnq llst'GRF 'a shows the slocks that have gained th la most end test the most based on percent a at change on the Over-tht-Counler market 3s as quoted by th NASD i Net and percentage diftaranc between yesterday's last bid Inc fdAm 1411 1533Wi Nat and percentage changes ar MGMT iVengrd 101 Fnd f04 fM Vent Colum 1455 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