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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1985
Page
12
In a letter to the editor the writer condemns the October 23 headline about a state survey showing 30 percent may opt for a whole-herd buyout. They urge national policy changes to protect family farms, warn of rural community decline and reduced food production controlled by a small elite.
The reader explains disability limits and asks if benefits are reachable. The program evaluates age education work history and severity over 12 months. DDS offices in Wisconsin Madison use consistent guidelines with medical evidence. if enough records exist benefits may be awarded without extra exams. Social Security pays for necessary medical evaluations to determine eligibility. If unemployed due to disability contact the local Social Security office for potential benefits.
Reader compliments the newspaper noting the October 23 horses images are male ponies with trimmed tails and long ears. He enjoys Robbin's Nest and the regular features on horses, microwave cooking, yarns, weather, and local columns. He shares the paper with neighbors who appreciate its farm content.
A light note in Section 2 page 9 of The Country Today teases readers with a joke about the difference between horses and mules, promising a humorous take rather than news. The brief item frames the paper as entertaining and reliable for a smile.
The October 22 crop report from Wisconsin Department of Agriculture forecasts 363.8 million bushels of corn for grain this year. The figure is 6 percent above last year and 4 percent above the September forecast, with gains from both acreage and yield cited by Tom Vesey.
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