Wisconsin dairy groups back paid diversion plan for milk
A broad Wisconsin coalition proposes a generic dairy diversion paying farmers $10 per hundredweight for cutting milk output by at least 5 percent, financed by a 50 cent assessment. The plan runs through Sept 30, 1984, uses base production from the prior years, and aims to reduce government purchases while easing surplus.
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Uw-Platteville
Bob Cropp
Unusual January Warm Spell Forecast in Twin Cities
National Weather Service forecasters in the Twin Cities predict a mild period from Thursday through Saturday with little or no precipitation. Highs will reach the 30s and overnight lows hover in the teens, making January weather notably atypical for the region.
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Delay in River Falls vet clinic opening sparks budget clash
State Sen. Jim Harsdorf and Dr. Gary Rohde clash over a possible one year delay to the UW River Falls satellite veterinary clinic as Gov. Earl cites budget constraints. Rohde argues Madison must open on schedule while River Falls remains ready and staffed for senior students.
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