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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1986
Page
2
Weather log summarizes last week figures for each county with high and low temperatures and total precipitation at respective weather stations. Data covers June 23 through June 29, listing station readings to compare regional conditions and trend shifts.
Almanac entries note three fair days for the period with Independence Day on July 4 and dog days beginning July 3. It recalls Blondin crossing Niagara Falls in 1859, Garfield’s 1881 shooting, and Earth’s aphelion on July 5. Question on polishing oxidized bronze with a salt and flour paste.
Normal high and low temperatures and average daily values for Eau Claire for the week of July 28 as listed in National Weather Service records.
A compact listing shows multiple July dates paired with H and L series codes and years ranging from 1891 to 1968. Entries include July 3 to July 8 with various H and L identifiers and historical year markers.
Minnesota born Lyng spoke to farmers at the Larson farm as protesters carried signs mocking Reagan farm policy. About 43 of the crowd registered to ask questions while 20 random names were drawn from a barrel for one-minute statements. Lyng called Wisconsin a state of “super people” amid ongoing farm troubles.
Farmers from Wisconsin gathered as Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng and Congressman Gunderson fielded questions on quotas supply management and dairy policy. Lyng warned quotas raise costs while noting potential consumer price impacts. Ahlberg and wife challenged officials amid a tense exchange as press crews recorded remarks.
District Conservationist Greg Hines reports 2 to 7 inches of rain last week left erosion minimal on Eau Claire County cropland. Erosion concentrated only where water pooled, while overall soil loss remained slight as fields benefited from established canopies, conservation tillage, dry spell soil stability, and 850 acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program.
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