Winds Describe Power Strength And Gentle Moments
A reflective piece recalls how wind shaped memories from Lacey’s Spring to Massey Church and a mobile home wreck near Wade Place. It contrasts strong destructive force with gentle refreshing gusts while noting skyward thunderheads on Mud Tavern hill.
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Massey
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Wade Place
Americans face higher food costs abroad in 1971 figures
An article notes that Americans spend a lower share of income on food than Western counterparts. A Framingham worker spends about 25 percent of his $12,200 yearly pay on food, while Renault mechanic Rene Frere in Boulogne-Billancourt spends over 40 percent of his family earnings. US Labor data show four person budget: food 23 percent, housing 24 percent.
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Roger Gagne
Mrs. Frere
Freres
Frere
Britain
West Germany
Japan
GM Line
U.S
United States
Jaiji Katsuyama
Nissan Motor Co
Nissan
Antony
Paris
The
Vosges
Ford
Dagenham
London
Cornwall
Toronto
Boston
Mass
America
General Motors
Framingham
Rene Frere
Renault
Boulogne-Billancourt
US. Department of Labor
Farm loan extension announced for Alabama counties
The Office of Management and Budget extends the period for emergency-loan applications for farmers in Limestone, Lawrence, and Morgan counties through July 31, 1973. Letters detailing extension and eligibility will be mailed July 18, 1973, with county supervisors handling notices.
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Office of Management and Budget
Limestone
Lawrence
Morgan
Jackson charges USDA knew of Soviet grain deal in advance
Senator Henry M. Jackson a Democrat from Washington said the Agriculture Department knew about the $1 billion grain agreement with Russia before it was disclosed but kept it secret. The claim centers on prior knowledge within federal agencies amid a grain deal context reported by United Press.
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Jackson
Senate
U.S
Soviet Union
Department of Agriculture
Commodity Exchange Authority
Continental Grain Co
New York
Alexander Caldwell
UPI
Continental
Earl Butz
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
United Press
Donald Lambro
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
US. Agriculture Department
Russia
Dairy herd auction eyed as October sale looms in Kentucky
Shelbyville Kentucky AP Maria Braden reports that a major U S dairy herd, one of the nation’s top establishments, will be auctioned this October amid questions about the food future as industry minds turn to the move.
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United States
Maria Braden
Shelbyville, Ky
Kentucky dairy farmer to auction sell is 58 and 120 Holsteins
Ralph Peed, a Shelby County dairy farmer, plans to sell his business at auction in October though he will keep the farm. He cites high feed costs and the milk price squeeze under the Nixon price freeze as driving factors. He notes his herd ranks sixth nationally in productivity and questions the appeal for new workers, while remaining optimistic about the long term and consumer support.
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Ralph
Shelby County
Peed
Kentucky
Meat imports rise overall with mixed country cuts
The Agriculture Department reports total meat imports for January through May reached 503.8 million pounds, up 10.4 percent from 1972. May arrivals totaled 113 million pounds, led by Australia at 231.8 million pounds, while Canada Ireland Panama and Haiti showed sizable declines.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Department
Nixon
Australia
United States
Canada
Ireland
Panama
Haiti
Coastal Bermudagrass Gains Popularity for Cattle Farms
District notes coastal bermudagrass thrives for erosion control and beef pounds per acre when paired with fescue. Morgan County farmers like Baren Nelson report 1–3 tons per cut, 3 cuts yearly, with 500 lb 0-14-14 and 500 lb nitrogen per acre annually. Garnet Page planted April 25 and achieved two light hay cuts, using soil tests and Limazine for weed control.
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R. M. Chapman
Morgan County
Bermuda
Baren Nelson
McKendry
Nelson
Coastal
Garnet Page
West Falkville Pike
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