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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1971
Page
10
The Associated Press reports that in Washington the Foreign Agriculture Service describes French trials of communal farming intended to attract young people to agriculture. About 2000 farms participate in the program as part of the effort.
Kansas Conservative Party chairman Dr. Raymond Hall says he faces weak backing to arrange a Kansas appearance by Alabama Governor George Wallace. Hall, a Kansas State University agricultural engineer, notes Wallace’s 1968 Kansas vote share and warns a 1972 bid could become a solo Kansas effort without organizational support. The piece also describes a 1967 Burgundy commune forming a large pig-raising farm under a 1962 agricultural law managing collective planning and yearly reviews.
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission will hold a Pratt hearing on cyanide gas for rodent or wildlife control on Sept. 27. The regulation, effective Jan. 1, 1972, extends device operation from 30 to 90 days and narrows the operation radius to a quarter mile from buildings. It would lift limits during legal open game bird seasons.
The owner Clarence Williams says the contractor began interior removal on August 30 and will raze the house after salvaging all usable materials. Neighbors complained to City Attorney Robert Pennington, who plans a formal hearing about 20 days after service of notice.
The City of Chanute, Kansas seeks bids by September 23, 1971 for Internal Improvement Bonds totaling 743,188.85 dollars. Bonds dated October 1, 1971 payable semiannually with general obligation backing and a fixed maturity schedule through 1981.
The Agriculture Department foresees drastic reforms in dairy supply from farm to home with centralized control and larger pools dominated by supermarkets. The Farm Index notes new pricing policies and a drastic shrink in dairy farms, from about 300 000 to 100 000 by 1980, with small herds under 30 cows disappearing.
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