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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1983
Page
4
December outlook shows probabilities for a white Christmas with at least one inch of snow. Forecast centers estimate chances vary by region, with notable likelihoods in northern areas and lower probabilities toward milder southern zones.
The DNR and Agriculture Department clash over who should write and enforce rules on manure handling. Gov argued informal agreements can be changed. board seeks legislatively defined authority for animal waste management to meet water standards. Farmers’ concerns push for stronger rulemaking and enforcement.
National Weather Service records show normal highs and lows for Eau Claire from December 21 to 27. Daily highs range from 25 to 24 degrees and daily lows from 7 to 5 degrees, with average temperatures around 14 to 16 degrees midweek.
A sequence of date aligned records shows daily chess results with codes such as TODAY-H-42 1965 and Lminus 26 1970, including entries for Dec. 22 to Dec. 27 across varied years. Each line pairs a day with a code and year, reflecting archival game notations.
Pierce County dairy farmers are invited to informational meetings and workshops on the compromise dairy program on January 4 at the Pierce Pepin Electric Building. Earl Anderson Roger Nichols and Bernard Drewiske will conduct sessions at 1030 a.m. and 130 p.m. Dairymen should list monthly milk sales for 1981 82 and 83 to help draft contracts for participation.
Rock County dairy farmer Richard Nyman and his wife Darleen received a National Award for outstanding soil and water conservation at a White House ceremony. The Orfordville couple were among three national winners from 35 finalists, chosen by the National Endowment for Soil and Water Conservation and Du Pont. The award carries a $1,000 prize and honors a comprehensive program including grass waterways, strip cropping, streambank stabilization, manure management, and conservation tillage.
A verse recalls a beloved toy named Bob, whose image haunts a picture frame barn. The speaker hears tin feet trot at night and imagines a wink from the painted eye. The piece earned honorable mention in the 1983 UW Extension Yarns of Yesteryear Contest.
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