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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday. August Nixon Signs B; Carroll Kilpatrick Washington Post Writer WASHINGTON President Nixon Friday signed a r farm bill which Secretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz said represents a histone - four-yea- turning point in Amencar farm policy For 40 years. Butz said at a White House news conference, government policy has sought to restnet agncultural output. Now the goal is tion, he said all-o- produc- see the promised land a land of full production and higher profit levels for our We farmers, the agnculture retary said diate hope for an immediate halt in food price increases. Arguing that clothing, automobile and home costs have soared for years, he said ths is the first time in 15 years The new law will help m the inflation fight against by encouraging Amencan farmers to produce at full capacity and by sharply reducing support payments to farmers, the President said that food pnees increased faster than disposable income per family. We face an expanded demand here and abroad for a long way down the road. agnculture secretary said Noting that the government spent about $4 billion m support payments last year to discourage farmers from producing. He estimated that this years support cost would be about $2 billion and next year's, when the new effect, less than a half billion. If we slapped export Mr. Nixon, who signed the bill at Camp David. Md, said the con- trols on farm products other countnes would have to.do the same Declaring that "we'e got to move toward freer world trade, Butz said he would continue to oppose export controls on wheat and other farm law-take- sec- But Butz held out no imme commodities. Temporary curbs have been imposed, much to the annoyance of Japan and other food importing countnes. on soybeans. 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McGovern, wired Butz Friday, urging him to use his authonty immediately to suspend the Reuters News Agency Amencan WASHINGTON aircraft have been involved m four accidental bombings of civilian targets m Cambodia during the last two weeks, the said Defense Department Wide or Pinwale a constructive e a Sen. 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