Wisconsin Eyes European Style Cheeses for June Boost
Wisconsin dairy farmers may receive a June Dairy Month boost as negotiations advance with European firms to locate a cheesemaking facility in Wisconsin. One company reportedly plans to operate in Beaver Dam making foreign type cheese for US sale. Firms hail from Denmark Italy Norway and the United Kingdom.
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al Herrmann
State Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
Beaver Dam Area
United States
Denmark
Italy
Norway
United Kingdom
New York
Herrmann
National milk referendum set by USDA schedule
The National Dairy Promo tion and Research Board referendum runs August 1 through September 30 to decide if the program continues after September 30. All dairy farmers active in April 1985 may vote. A majority vote is required for continuation. The program is funded by a 15 cent per hundredweight assessment and overseen by a 36 member board. John R. Williams will announce referendum details later.
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Dairy Promotion and Research Board
USDA
Secretary of Agriculture
John R. Black
United States
John R. Williams
Usda Agriculture Marketing Service
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Poster includes tiny fish symbol sparks church state clash
Madison critic Anne Gaylor of the Freedom From Religion Foundation protests a state endangered species poster showing 17 bird species with a small fish and PTL initials beneath artist Susan Southwick's signature. The program head says full color posters will stop printing details, citing a conflict between state and religion.
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Anne Gaylor
Madison
Freedom From Religion Foundation
PTL
Susan Southwick
Endangered Species Program Faces Religion Poster Flap
Wisconsin officials defend a wildlife poster linked to an endangered resources program amid charges of a church message. Donations, including 225000 from tax check offs, fund 43 animal and 107 plant species while 31 groups consider adopting bald eagle nests at 100 dollars each.
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Mr. Nicotera
Wisconsin
Madison Area Weather Outlook With Showers Likely
The National Weather Service in Madison forecasts a cooler weekend with daily chances of showers. Temperatures will run lower than normal with unsettled skies across the region.
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National Weather Service
Madison
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