Worms Move From Bait To Food And Fertilizer
Ronald E Gaddie Sr. of North American Balt Farms in California says red hybrid earthworms are a fast growing, profitable industry. Last year sales reached 700000 with expectations to double in 1977 as worms aid protein supply, waste disposal, and soil enrichment. Prizes from the companys cooking contests showcase worm recipes and myths about appetite for earthworm dishes while castings are sold as topsoil booster under Black Magic.
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Boston
Ronald E Gaddie Sr
North American
Balt Farms, Inc
California
Gaddie
Mr. Gaddie
Black Magic
All That Glitters Faces Gender Role Reversal on TV
Norman Lear's new syndicated show All That Glitters imagines a world where women dominate work and men stay home. The piece notes the program's hour-to-hour evolution, cast efforts, and how satire targets stereotypes while pursuing a broader social message.
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Norman Lear
Firstoweek
Orpabiout
Atary Hartman
Mary Hartman
Lear
Learland
Michael
Andrea
Christina Stockwood
al Ehoh Gitters
Stephanie Sills
W4m
Anita Gillette
Nancy
Shapp Endorses Kline and Vows Campaign Help
The governor stated he would actively campaign for Ernie Kline in the primary and even consider contributing to the race. He criticized Casey, who once challenged him in 1966 and 1970, and described Kline as more like an assistant governor than a lieutenant governor.
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Harrisburg
Ernest P. Kline
Kline
Shapp
Scranton
Robert P. Casey
Casey
Ernie Kline
Dauntless doggerel and a cabinet booster in one prose skew
A jumbled piece blends political praise and critique about Harold Lapence Lincoln and Ernie Kline amid Shapp's administration. It references Kline’s broad duties from civil defense to parole, plus a provocative line on public vs private campaign boosting. The column shifts to a global farming idea using polyurethane foam to create an artificial water table in the Middle East and ends with a bizarre earthworm recipe.
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Senate
Board of Parole and Pardons
Ernie Kline
Shapp
E Jne
Casey
Bulj
Kline
Hardingham
Old values survive among 1960s-formed generations study
Richard Egan reports on a Yankelovich study for General Mills finding many 1960s born parents, now in their 30s and 40s, transmit traditional values to children despite living under looser social norms. The two values groups New Breed and Traditionalists show overlapping beliefs, yet major gaps remain, including views on sacrifice, sex roles, and moral standards.
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Richard Egan
Yankelovich
Daniel Yankelovich
Jess
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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Lincoln. Net
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Derek D. Hardingham
Pip
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