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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1982
Page
4
National Weather Service records show daily highs and lows for Eau Claire. June 23 reached 98 in 1934 with a low of 37 in 1972. June 24 97 high 43 low in 1972. June 25 95 high 45 low in 1918. June 26 101 high 43 low in 1926. June 27 100 high 42 low in 1895. June 28 101 high 41 low in 1930. June 29 102 high 44 low in 1925.
Gunderson signals Washington consensus on rewarding dairymen who cut milk output while pledging no intent to make a base system permanent. He favors averaging two years production, disputes remain over complexity and permanence as Congress weighs the 1983 federal budget with Stockman and Cropp’s team refining a simpler quota plan.
Lake Delton reports a five year rebound in Wisconsin sheep numbers and productivity. Lyle Baltz notes 58 percent rise in sheep counts since 1977, 37 percent gain in lambs per ewe, and 38 percent higher wool output. James Morrison credits National Blueprint efforts and growing demand. Robert Black stresses research and education programs underpin future profits.
National Weather Service records show daily highs around 79 to 80 and lows mainly 57 to 58 for June 23 to 29 with average values in the upper 60s. The sequence lists consistent warmth through the week including June 24 to 29 all with H near 80 and L near 57 or 58, averaging about 68 to 69.
The Country Today reported SBA backing for a loan at a Whitehall bank for the defunct Independence Feed Mill, but the SBA guarantee was actually with Blair Bank. Charles O. Johnson of John O. Melby and Co. Bank in Whitehall said no loan existed on the mill property, guaranteed or otherwise.
On an Elmwood area farm near the Dunn Pierce County line, Sara Bauer rides a customized green and yellow safety seat strapped by a black belt. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bauer, say the seat keeps her secure as they plow and plant on their 240 acre farm that survived the July 15, 1980 storm, with a front yard sign declaring their land Comfort Valley Acres.
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