Supreme Court Returns Minnesota Parochial Aid Suit to Court
Three Minnesota federal judges must reexamine the state textbook loan program for private and parochial schools after the Supreme Court ordered the case sent back. The high court will consider how Ohio's ruling affects Minnesota, where materials include maps and audio-visual aids.
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Connie's corner mildews and prevention tips
Mildew thrives in warm humid conditions and on textiles wood and leather. Keep spaces dry and well ventilated to prevent stains and odors. Improve air circulation cool evenings open closets brush off surface growth sun fabrics and clean thoroughly to stop spread.
Wheat farmers may have to cut production in 1978
Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland says the United States will avoid a wheat price war despite a 14 year surplus and a likely large world harvest. If global crops grow as projected, US growers may reduce 1978 output to qualify for price supports, with a possible voluntary set aside of 10 to 20 percent of land. Congress must finish new farm legislation and a decision on the 1978 program is slated for late August.
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Community Club Meeting Updates and Upcoming Events
Homemakers Lamplighters report a June meeting at Donna Welters with 21 members and new officers. Picnic planned for July 13 at Diamond Point. Next meeting August 11 at Ester Rays. Lady Slippers Club notes June 17 gathering at Ronnie Gross with bake sales and potluck. Nite Owls describes June plant hanger demonstration and plant exchange. next meeting July 11 at Vicki Eddy’s. Sew and So recalls June 16 picnic at Karen Bahr’s Grace Lake. next meeting September 13 at Gen Christensen’s. seeking new members. Secretary Bea Johnson.
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Ester Ray
Lady Slippers Club
Ronnie Gross
Cindy Gross
Eddy
Judy Black
Vicki Eddy
Karen Bahr
Grace Lake
Gen Christensen
4-H club news from Wilson Town Hall meeting
Wilson Wildcats 4-H Club met June 16 with 29 members 11 visitors and 8 leaders. They changed meeting day to the second Thursday and planned a fair booth with a planning committee. Demonstrations covered pork importance and insects. Next meeting July 14 at 8 PM at Wilson Town Hall.
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Classified ad vague notice for local items and contact
John Hawkins Box 64 Walker Minnesota 56484 phone 547 1100 please call before coming to insure someone is in highway percent across from golf course stores by Jetul Fisher Vermont iron Victor Jr Fyrtghden Petit Gosin some used stoves
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Bergland Califano clash over tobacco policy
Bergland and HEW Secretary Califano spar over tobacco at federal policy level. Califano questions subsidies to tobacco farmers while promoting anti smoking efforts. Bergland says both will avoid department overreach and focus on Congress set price supports.
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