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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1967
Page
7
Kansas State economist E. S. Bagley argues that a poor farming year will less likely depress the overall economy today than in the past. He notes nonagricultural sectors have grown, farm storage and world trade expand, and output decisions vary by industry, dampening weather-driven cycles.
Wilson county farmers participate in the 1967 Agricultural Conservation Program with cost sharing to improve soil and water resources on about 120 farms totaling roughly 42 000 acres. Nationally about one million farmers join ACP yearly, with more than two million farms over four to five years. In Wilson county last year ACP investments reached about 116 000 dollars, about half from cost sharing.
Wilson County Agricultural Stabilization chair William Huser explains barley base can be partially converted to wheat allotments for 1968. Farmers must establish a barley base for this purpose and may divert part of the base to barley or wheat while meeting food grain and wheat program rules.
Area girls Mary Neely Chanute Theresa Leis Yates Center will be among first residents of the Clovia 4 H Girls Scholarship House at Kansas State University. Former 4 H girls will initiate the residence as the school year begins. The Kansas 4 H Foundation built the cooperative living setup for 62 girls to reduce living costs.
Edward W. Tyrchniewicz, Kansas State University, argues farm worker unionization will grow slowly and unevenly. Public interest, church and civil rights action, and existing agricultural unions could influence attitudes and push towards collective bargaining. Even with NLRA extension, high costs and scattered small farms limit organized efforts. indirect impacts may prompt better practices. TheChanute Tribune. Pg. 7. Tuesday, August 22, 1967.
Ballots will be sent to eligible voters Sept 1 for a mail election of seven county ASC committees. William Huser, county ASC chairman, says three committeemen and two alternates will be chosen from each of seven communities. Delegates to the county ASC convention in early October are the chair, vice chair, and third regular member. alternate committeemen are alternate delegates. Vacancies filled at the convention. Communities listed include Verdigris Webster, Clifton Guilford, Pleasant Valley Colfax, Prairie Fall River, Chetopa Cedar, Tallayerand Duck Creek, and Neodesha Newark township.
Richard Fresch, 31, of Wichita, was electrocuted Monday while attempting to regain balance on a flatbed trailer being lifted by a crane. He kneeled and then stood up into power lines while unloading machinery at Bemis Co. in Wichita.
The Gila monster of the United States and the caltetepon of Mexico are the only two lizard species known to be poisonous.
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