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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1986
Page
2
Weather log summarizing last week May 12 to May 18 with county by county high temperatures, low temperatures, and total precipitation at each weather station. Figures list daily highs, lows, and rainfall totals for all stations reported.
The Farm Credit System outlines five near term objectives to serve agriculture better, reduce non earning assets, and manage risk. President Beesley emphasizes renewed commitment to customers, employees, and competition while ensuring financial strength and independence through standards and compliance.
The National Weather Service records list normal highs and lows for May 21 to 27 in Eau Claire. Temperatures range from H70 L46 to H72 L48 with average highs from 58 to 60, while the forecast shows no drastic changes across the week.
Rep. John Volk writes to Assembly Speaker Thomas Loftus opposing potential removal of the toll free Legislative Hotline 1-800-362-9696. The line lets residents contact lawmakers or request call backs, amid budget-cut discussions.
Continued from Page 1985 the Withee bank fund drive reports assets of 13.9 million. Over half the contributions come from Withee area residents with about 90 percent from a 10 to 20 mile radius. Some shares have been bought by Chicago Madison Milwaukee residents. The bank will accept up to 900000 as its goal.
The lower budget committee will review the proposed salary adjustment before board approval. Mr. Dahl outlines a yearly process using industry surveys to set a target percentage, with the general manager and finance director drafting the figure for executive and full board approval. Adjustments depend on grade, performance, and annual results.
National Weather Service records show daily highs and lows for Eau Claire from May 21 through May 27. May 21: high 89, low 31 in 1895. May 22: high 96 in 1925, low 31 in 1967. May 23: high 94 in 1925, low 29 in 1931. May 24: high 90 in 1972, low 34 in 1925. May 25: high 88 in 1977, low 32. May 26: high 98 in 1914, low 28 in 1961. May 27: high 91 in 1969, low 36 in 1907.
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