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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1986
Page
1
A cattle herd seeks relief from heat in Ten Mile Creek just east of the Barron Dunn County line on CTHD as the Dunn County fair marks its centennial last week with readings near one degree per year of age.
Florida plans to import about 10 million pounds of Wisconsin milk monthly for four months starting later this summer. Sam Swett of the Upper Florida Milk Producers Association says the shipments, totaling around 200 semi tankers, will supplement local production while Wisconsin supplies are limited elsewhere. He notes Florida is not facing heat or drought, and milk production remains strong across the Southeast.
In Price County Wisconsin a Rural Life Sunday on the Wychalowski farm drew church leaders from the Superior Catholic Diocese. Bishop Raphael Fliss urged farmers to sensitize themselves to issues threatening agriculture and to influence government policy. Sister Thomas More Bertels of Silver Lake College urged farmers to shape policies affecting their livelihoods as bishops draft a pastoral message on the economy and food production.
Iowa County officials weigh a conditional use permit for Circle Sanctuary, a farm based group led by Selena Fox. Neighbors fear witchcraft while the group defends peaceful religion and church office use in a barn. They consider classifying it as church or business, with state recognition as a church supporting their stance.
The National Weather Service predicts a thunderstorm Thursday and Friday for attendees at county fairs, followed by fair skies on Saturday. Highs reach the low 80s Thursday and Friday, dipping to the low 70s Saturday, with lows in the upper 50s Thursday and Friday and around the mid 50s Saturday.
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