Hope Lions Hear Farm Bureau Agent On Value Of Farmers
Lion Warren Plyler spoke at the Hope Lions luncheon at the Sheraton Inn on November 8. He described farming as essential, cited the three percent of the population that feeds the nation, and discussed market volatility, weather dependence, and meat price boycotts. The meeting included a short business session and notes on the November 29 Christmas Auction merchandise deadline. Guests included Lions Janice Gathright, Cub Gary, John May, Hidy, Cindy Garrett, and Vicki Cobb.
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Lion Warren Plyler
Hope Lions
Sheraton Inn
Plyler
Farm Bureau Insurance Agency
Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Spring Hill
America
U.S
Janice Gathright
Cub Gary
Lion Jack
John May
Lion Jim Harris
Lion Hidy
Gravette
Hope Club
Lion Cecil O’steen
Leos Cindy Garrett
Vicki Cobb
Recount Suit Planned by Forrest City Rep Clark
State Rep. H Woody Clark announces he will file suit to challenge the recount of the November election. He says the action represents 3 195 voters who backed him. Pat Flanagin leads 3 335 to 3 195 by 140 after recount. Previously Clark led by 27. The shift arose from recount procedures.
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Forrest City
Ark
H. Woody Clark
Clark
Pat Flanagin
Flanagin
Grass tetany risks and prevention for cattle in Arkansas
Extension agent warns cows, especially older ones four years and up, are prone to grass tetany under lactation or late pregnancy. Magnesium deficiency, supplementation needs, and salt mineral mix guidance are provided. Also notes Arkansas rural health care insurance Bulletins 811 and 812 and the first U S dental textbook by Dr Chaplin Harris.
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Roger L. Bates
Mr. Bates
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas Agricultural Experient Station
de. J. L. Chariton
University of Arkansas Rural Sociology
Bulletin
University of Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Arkansas Cooperative Extension Agents
Arkansans
SPANS Members Host Series of Health Seminars and Events
SPANS, the student practical nurse organization, held fall quarter activities including aging and diabetes seminars with guest speakers Mrs. Dottie Jones RN and Sam Tharp of the Arkansas Diabetic Association. Staff blood pressure clinics and Kiwanis booth participation supported community health outreach. The group planned attendance at the 1976 LPN Convention and joined in RAVT Senior Day contests and a blood mobile drive.
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SPANS
Dottie Jones
Prescott
Sam Tharp
Arkansas Diabetic Association
Hempstead County
Mike Wish
Fem Wickcliffe
RAVT
Little Rock
Experts See Lower Prices for Farmers in 1976 Harvest
Government experts predict lower prices for farmers due to a record 6.06 billion bushels of corn in 1976, up from prior forecasts. The USDA Outlook and Situation Board notes larger grain supplies may drive prices down and raise livestock feed use, with corn reserves rising to 578 million bushels by Oct 1977. Wheat reserves are also projected higher for 1977.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
USDA
Department
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Bates
United States
Chaplin A. Harris
Saenger
Lee Marvin
Oliver Reed
Robert Culp
Elizabeth Ashley
Scrother Martin
Sylvia Miles
Permatio
WSL
Walone NE
Showtime
Hince
Rolf Kaur
Winery
Music Score By
Peter Thomas
Bruce Lee
THE
Super Dragons
Jimmy Wang YU
CB Radio
Gap Creek
Conway
Are
FROUD
Coca-Cola
National Laundry & Cleaners
Pine Bluff
Newman
Monticellg
Dennis Oriels Developer
Citizens National Bank
Conpac
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