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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1983
Page
4
The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear the challenge to Wisconsin hunting licenses that charge non-residents higher fees. Residents pay 10.50 for deer or bear licenses, while a combined license costs 125 for non-residents. The case, raised by Minnesota resident Norbert Berg, questioned discrimination against non-resident landowners.
Assembly Bill 162 would allow dairy wholesalers to offer promotional cents off coupons to boost competition with non dairy products. Rep. Dick Shoemaker of Menomonie said current law blocks furnishing value to promote dairy items and noted the bill has 17 co sponsors including committee chairs. An early hearing is planned.
Eau Claire County ASCS opens until 9 p.m. Thursday to assist landowners with the setaside and payment in kind programs. County Director Wanda Warner notes deadlines approach on March 11 and staff will be available to provide information beyond normal hours.
Thorp will host a two day swine farrowing school at the Thorp PCA on March 17 and 18 with a 5 dollar fee for both sessions. A minimum attendance of 17 and a maximum of 35 apply. Topics include breeding herd management litter size and pig survival and hands on baby pig experience with UW extension specialists and a veterinarian. Contact UW Extension Neillsville at 743 3118 for more information.
National Weather Service records show daily highs and lows for Eau Claire from March 3 to March 8. Normal highs range from 31 to 33 and lows from 10 to 13 degrees, with average temperatures in the low 20s.
Historical weather data lists daily high and low values for March across multiple years, including TODAY H 58 in 1923 and record lows like L-min us 11 in 1943, with subsequent entries through March 8 spanning years from 1884 to 1974. The figures reflect record temperatures and notable extremes used for archival reference.
The National Rifle Association will host a four hour wild turkey hunting clinic at Willow Creek School Rochester Minnesota at 2425 S E 11th Ave starting 6 p m this Friday The fee ranges from 5 to 10 dollars by membership status Speakers include Dick Kirby Howard Shepperd Paul Dyrstad and NRA staff Topics cover calling hunting shotgun patterning turkey biology and management A new instructional videotape Hunting the Wild Turkey will be previewed Hunters pay at the door no advance registration
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