1965 Agriculture Act raises 1966 wheat allotments
Logan reports the 1965 Food and Agriculture Act boosts 1966 wheat program payments. Farmers sign up after year’s start with a national allotment of 47.8 million acres and eligibility for a $1.25 per bushel loan plus 45 percent of projected yield in domestic certificates. Options include substituting crops, voluntary diversion, and up to 50 percent allotment overplanting with bond storage. A price adjustment certificate system and export certificates balance world and US prices.
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U. S
U.S
ASC Head Explains Grain Plan for Feed Grain Program
Logan Wayne A Bell chair explains how cross compliance works under the 1966 feed grain program. Eligible producers must reduce feed grain acreage, divert acreage to conserving use, and maintain normal conserving acreage plus diverted acres for other crops while staying within base acreages on related farms.
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Logan
Wayne A. Bell
Hocking
ASC County
ASCS Office Delays Farm Plan Sign-Up
Wayne A. Ball chairman of the Hocking Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee says the ASCS County Office is not ready to sign up participants in new farm programs. Signups for feed grains wheat and cropland adjustment will occur probably early in 1966. Farmers will be reminded well in advance and signups typically run about six weeks.
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Logan
Wayne A. Ball
Hocking Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
ASCS
Water Main Leak Sought in Nelsonville Districts
City officials led by Safety Director Gerald Bentley and the water and street departments have hunted for a possible water main leak since Monday after loss of water pressure in two high level residential districts. Mayor William Hoffman reported the search and investigation continued Thursday evening.
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Nelsonville
Gerald Bentley
William Hoffman
Bentley
Hoffman
Two Juveniles Charged After Maurer Varieties Theft
Nelsonville police turned over two juveniles to Athens County authorities following a Wednesday night break in at Maurer's Variety Store Public Square. Police recovered loot including toy pistols hidden behind the rear of the store after initial doubt. The pair also took two bicycles elsewhere in the city during their operations.
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Nelsonville
Athens County
Maurer’s
Public Square
E. W. Henshaw
VFW Charges for Bad Checks Filed in Nelsonville
James H. Dishong filed charges against Floyd Mechem for issuing two checks with insufficient funds. Mechem to appear before Mayor William Hoffman. Disturbance of peace charged against Jefferson Stimel who pled not guilty. case continued to 7 30 p m Saturday. Virgil Shark paid $25 bond in Nelsonville mayor court. Abuse of officer charges filed against Harold R Levengood. bond forfeited on intoxication charges.
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Nelsonville
James H. Dishong
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Floyd Mechem
Fort St
Mechem
William Hoffman
Virginia Figgins
Jefferson Stimel
Madison St
Stimel
Virgil Shark
Haydenville
Michael Wright
Harold R. Levengood
Dew Hotel
Decorations To Be Lit On Saturday In Nelsonville
Nelsonville lights for the Christmas street decorations are to be turned on Saturday night. Installations on the boulevard are complete and the system checked by Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric employees and volunteer firefighters. Fire Chief Clarence Hall and volunteers finished the greeting signs at U. S. 33. Ralph Barber adds finishing touches to the manager scene and choral group at the public square parkway. Two evergreen trees are placed and will be lit. Contributions from businesses and citizens fund the decoration program. William Friedrich chairs the decoration committee.
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Nelsonville
Columbus
Southern Ohio Electric
Clarence Hall
U. S
Ralph Barber
Public Square Parkway
William Friedrich
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Compilation
Mount St. Mary Hospital posts list of new admissions and discharges. Notable names include Mr and Mrs Jerry ONeil of Murray City welcoming a daughter and a large roster of patients from Nelsonville Athens Chauncey and surrounding areas. Also notes transfers to Arcadia Nursing Home in Logan and local personnel updates.
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Jerry O’neil
Murray City
John Conn
New Straitsville
Phillips Mays
Nelsonville
Basil D. Vore
Glouster
Raymond Smith
Billy Fouts
Amanda Mabel Hiles
Chauncey
Ellen Jones
Joe Fout
Athens
David Wilhelm
Harry Locke
Christine Hendershot
Billy Seals
Car
F. Westerville
Robert Radcliffe
Howard Call
Buchtel
Gary Flowers
Bernard Inman
Grace Rutherford
Carbon Hill
Theresa Given
Paul Porter
Elsie Marsh
Logan
Gladys Hayes
Akron
Charles Foster Conner
Walter Breese
Arcadia Nursing Home
Amy B. Lackey
Clark West Jr
Roger D. Conley
McArthur
Harry Hartley
Mildred Sheskey
John Stout
Carpenter
Thelma Reed
Barbara Kettell
Hocking Commissioners extend real estate tax deadline to January
The Hocking County Board extended first half real estate and utilities tax due date from December 20 to January 20 1966. Bills totaling 3669.58 were approved. County staff were authorized to attend the Columbus convention. Specifications were requested for a portable steamer. The clerk was directed to seek bids, and next meeting moved to Friday due to the state convention. A 2000 transfer funded courthouse repairs and welfare commodity storage. Dog and kennel license sales were postponed to December 3 to adjust fees.
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Logan
Hocking County Board of Commissioners
Clyde Underwood
Pearl Wolfe
Mary Embree
Athens Job Claims Up as Hocking Drops in Week
Total unemployment claims for the week ending Nov. 20 rose in Athens County by one to 19 new claims and 67 continuing, while Hocking County fell by eight with 20 new claims and 137 continuing. Both counties remained healthier than regional peers in southeast Ohio.
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Athens
Logan
Athens County
Hocking County
Hocking
Ohio
Belmont
Fairfield
Fayette
York Local School Board Delays Regular November Session
The York Local School board schedules its regular November session for Saturday at 8 a.m. per clerk Patricia Cavote. The meeting was postponed from November 20.
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York Local School Board
Patricia Cavote
Which came first
A nostalgic boast about refining the VW engine program. The speaker emphasizes meticulous hand assembly and double testing to ensure higher power without changing size, highlighting pride in engineering discipline and efficiency while maintaining tradition.
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VFW
Mount ST. Mary Hospital
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Happy Hollow
Hocking Board of Commissioners
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Lawrence
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