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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1975

Page

5

Cattle Tops Wheat as Kansas’s Main Farm Income Driver

Kansas farm income shifts from crops to livestock with cattle on feed near one million as cattle production surpasses wheat. Williams notes irrigation expansion, new crops like sugar beets and soybeans, and a move toward corn and sorghum in western regions shaping a new corn belt and altered county patterns.

Topeka Kan Kansas Williams Wichita Stanton Flint Hills

High malpractice costs push Hutchinson anesthesiologist toward retirement

Dr. Joyce Sumner, one of four anesthesiologists in Hutchinson, says rising medical malpractice insurance premiums threaten her to retire. She reports only one of about 30 insurers offers a policy for her high risk specialty, at an exorbitant cost. The Reno County Medical Association president notes a part time anesthesiologist faced a premium near 20 000 dollars, potentially equal to earnings, risking loss of surgical care for the community. Two of Hutchinson’s remaining three anesthesiologists face renewal this fall.

Hutchinson, Kan UPI Joyce Sumner Sumner Reno County Medical Association Hutchinson Bill von Ruden von Ruden

Milk pricing plan issued

The Agriculture Department issued a new pricing regulation to ensure dairymen in the midwest and southwest receive the same high price for milk used in flavored drinks as bottling grade milk. The amendment covers 37 milksheds and ends the previous lower manufacturing grade rate for flavored-drink formulas. R W March of the Agricultural Marketing Service said the rule fosters fair competition among all handlers under federal minimum price rules.

Washington R.W. March The Agricultural Marketing Service

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