World grain demand drives higher prices and stock drop
U N Food and Agriculture Organization and International Wheat Council warn that record world grain production coexists with soaring demand and depleted stocks. Higher prices affect bread meat and cookies, with developing countries hit hardest. The Soviet Union's heavy wheat purchases and uncertain harvests add to the squeeze. Policymakers consider export restraints and substitutions to balance stocks.
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Mulberry Rivary Buses Local Children To Out-of-District School
More than 50 Mulberry area children are being bused an extra 15 miles to Girard USD 248 after a dispute with Arma. An Arcadia Mulberry Citizens Association bought a 66 passenger bus for 4500 and covers transport costs. About half of 107 Mulberry students attend Alma center while the rest go to Girard. Mulberry elementary was condemned and closed by the state fire marshal.
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Hosley Wins Allen County Pumpkin Championship
John Hosley displays the county’s largest pumpkin at the Allen County Fair for the third straight year. He produced 13 pumpkins from one vine, the heaviest weighing 150 pounds, with other pumpkins at 100 110 and 1235 pounds and total 930 pounds. the vine spans 60 feet. Hosley resides in the county’s northeast corner.
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John Hosley
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