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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1972
Page
9
A private study for the White House CEQ reviews how environmental harm from channelization projects could be balanced by flood protection gains. It notes many channels are already altered and suggests substitutes beyond straightening streams, urging consultation and funding to reach reasonable compromises.
Clayton Holstein Group sponsors a twilight meeting for all interested dairymen and F.A. members on May 23 at the Robert Schultz farm one mile north of Luana on X16. Calvin Kurth presides, Ed Fellers leads program with demonstrations and judging techniques, and attendees may view a fine group of registered Holsteins from the Schulte herd.
Washington AP reports the Cotton and Storage Administration rejected a proposed hike in storage rates for grain. The CCC/USDA kept the current 14.6 cents per bushel first-year rate and about 12 cents second-year rate, saying the plan conflicted with broader economic policies. Trade officials warn small elevators could be forced out as costs rise from storage and new pollution rules.
Kinley and Main named star chapter farmers at North Linn high school Future Farmers of America banquet. Kinley served as chapter president. Main is state FFA reporter. Also named star greenhand Brad Peyton and honored with multiple proficiency and recordkeeping awards across beef, sheep, swine, dairy, fish and wildlife, mechanics, home improvement, crop and livestock production, and public speaking.
William J. Kuhfuss of the American Farm Bureau Federation labels much opposition to the Sisk farm bargaining bill as anti cooperative. He urges that farm producers join qualified bargaining associations to negotiate with processors, warning against Capper Volstead Act criticisms and international market limits.
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