Show u:t vvywyy YWW 14B Ogden Sunday October Standard-Examine- r 8 1972 One good thing after another S1 69 Steak-a-bo- b Cattle Prices Improve Slightly e fall as slaughter reaches a sonal high but fall prices will trimmed" a stock from down substantially above the is still ly theistay year breeding from their summer output 1971 average of $20” st of so are or is $40 but being year showing signs ago irnip but still are about prices Surveys show producers plan couraged by record-hig- h Ics per head than the peak in ing again now to enlarge pig farrowings 7 per-ahothe sold! and months few Omaha at steers at hold “Choice past cariv July and may this winter from last Dec-t- c to 100 in nexticent $35 about for they say plan pounds expand per the 'current level through 'Feb the Agriculture early October” the report said year winter savs " “In the first half of 1973 hog seven and “Barrows at than was ‘This $250 higher gilts aj Department mid-100 below markets about were $4 $29 but i prices may run close to this per Meanwhile there are more year earlier October in cattle 1972 Fed in"’ average of up year’s January-Jun- e pounds fed for slaughter year early be prices cstt 0 even beef and $9 than a little this from though 'but (more year consumer demand for prices may change row be will above a officials said winter and production “Some) pork Larger beefjlier” meat is expected to keep paceall the this weakness is earlier” offset will be !price a report said year likely by growth Alo USDA said Friday in output sea-hav- I sh-ht- onion Tangv pineapple green pepper wedged between great chunksw of tender choice sirloin capped ith mush- ec ris-'pa- room Plus a buttery baked potato ut or french fries and special cheese toast Sizzlcr puts it all - together for "SI 69 ear-$248- Suit Claims US Unfair szzisr Migratory Workers To 3563 Sev-'- il (AP) rights violations reform the enteen farmworker and civil RMS to offer a full range of rights organizations sued top services to farmworkers and Labor Department officials Fri- begin worker protections day seeking an end to what said is blatant disthey WASHINGTON WALL AVENUE crimination against migratory farmworkers They contend that the Labor Department's Rural Manpower Service offers only “bad deadend and agricultural jobs under the worst and most dangerous of job conditions” The suit was filed in federal district court by the Migrant Legal Action Program Inc on low-payin- g -- Tv aT behalf of the 14 Among the groups suing are the western region of the NAACP the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund the American GI Forum the League of United American Citizens and migrant groups from Texas California Oregon Idaho Ohio Michigan and In- - - - 88 farmworkers NT yL rf iVAS and groups for pumpkins on the farm of Harold Croy shown here with three of the larger ones grown on his farm at 2303 S 4700 W in Taylor A GOOD YEAR FARM 8t RANCH SEED AND HERD Now's Good Time diana FAVORS ANGLO The suit contends the employ-- j ment service — which finds jobs for migratory laborers— favors white and anglo applicants in 'recruitment and job referrals and fails to provide black and migrants similar testing counseling and job training opportunities as that afforded anglos In addition the suit said the RMS refers farmworkers to This is an ideal time to fertilize your lawn and spray it employers who violate state and federal child labor laws fr weeds “Combining these two treatments now will give you a consistently pay less than the lawn next spring” said Louis A minimum or prevailing wages healthier more weed-freJensen Utah State University weed specialist and often fail to contribute to workers’ Social Security It tnat1 out Mr Jensen pointed contended that the RMS refers such weeds hroadleaf perennial to housing segregated migrants a dandelion race national or by summer origin and grow- rapidly in lats to and workwhere jobs living and early fall conditions violate ing housing “In addition to the leaves you and laws health sanitation STANFORD a To Fertilize Spanish-surname- d Lawn e - large an see thev develop that lives through uproot n'er and sends up new growth novt sorir” Mr Jensen said 'KlUi'n these weeds now with silvex banvel or com-Acpounds containing mixtures of mem means thev won’t be d ‘tn detract from your ’ ar -- j he n i rted a Jensen A of fertilizer root simulate will r trogen growth Of awn grass will help the grass spread in bare spots left by the fill rd weeds eying Next spring the thicker turf will help keep weeds out Mr Jensen offered two tips these pra mg lawns for -r of broadleaf weeds this orurol i Mr rJ Ml I Stanford Business School's gra-- v The RMS illegally denies per- duates this vear got more job'tinent information about jobs to offers at slightly higher pavjthe farmworkers who are being 'han did their predecessors a sent to them the suit said and a8° ment survey gave the median salary for the class as S15000 up S300 over last year Salaries ranged from $10500 in eduea- rion arJ communications fields to $24 000 for consulting The Midwest offered the highest salaries beinz blacklisted Defendants are Labor Secre- tarY James D Hodgson As- sistant Secretary' Malcolm R Lovell Jr manpower adminis- - 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