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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1973
Page
3
Practical home guidance on handling perishable foods to prevent salmonella infection. Highlights assume germs in raw meat and seafood, use USDA cooking temps, separate utensils and boards, proper defrosting, prompt cooling, and hygiene to protect family and pets. Warns against feeding contaminated items to pets and keeping children away from certain young animals.
Madrid AP says Luis Bunuel, winner of the 1972 best foreign language film Oscar for The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie, declares the prize means absolutely nothing to him and he has no intention of going to Hollywood to collect it. He spoke to a reporter after learning of the award.
Emergency Preparedness Week spotlights lightning basics and safety rules. It explains how lightning forms and why thunder roars, then advises shelter options and actions to reduce risk, including staying indoors, avoiding metal objects, and seeking car protection when outdoors.
USDA economists revise 1973 net farm income forecasts, suggesting producers may exceed last year’s record $19.2 billion profits. Early 1973 projections indicate a higher annual rate, with first quarter possibly surpassing last year’s fourth quarter at $21.2 billion, signaling a strong start for farm earnings.
Washington AP reports the illustrated handbook No. 438 titled Recreational Buildings and Facilities includes floor plans and drawings for horse barns recreation cabins outdoor fireplaces boat landing picnic shelter incinerator outdoor toilet storage sheds and greenhouses with ideas for 17 cabins. Single copies are 70 cents from the US Government.
Kansas youths 15 and older invited to five day State 4-H Round-Up at KSU June 4 8. Participants live in university residences take part in sessions from drama to engineering routes with meals lodging and a talent show included. Woodworking units teach hand tools and project construction with multiple article targets and possible use of power tools.
Washington AP Earl Butz announced a revision to the 1973 feed grain program reducing set aside to 10 percent of base acreage for those signed up under the 25 percent idling option. The change aims to prevent shortages and allows 13.5 million more acres to plant feed grain and other crops this spring.
Sherlock Strivers 4-H Club hosts Parents Night at Holcomb school with 90 members and guests. Truett Adams presides. Bernice Steinmetz leads program. Larry Watson demonstrates woodworking. Valerie Berbiesca reports. Also Go-Getters plan Easter Egg Tree. officers elected. memories and music noted. Happy Hustlers win Top Blue for model meeting. several members earn ribbons. square dance places reporter Donna Smith.
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