Fed State Livestock Market News Hope Thursday Sale
Receipts estimated at 1260 versus 1500 last week and 2700 year ago. Slaughter cows mostly steady to firm with various grades listed from Good 350-500 Ibs at 30.00-33.00 and Utility to Cutter ranges. Feeder calves show gains with steers 300-750 Ibs in the 31.00-41.50 range and heifers 24.00-32.50. Replacement cows 600-800 Ib at 20.00-25.00 per cwt.
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The Black Community Notes and Church Events
Community notices include a Star Day memorial program by OES PHA Arkansas at Harmony C M E Church Saratoga on October 10 at 2 30 p m with Master Masons invited. Also church building fund rally at St Luke No 1 Baptist Fulton Arkansas on October 10 with Rev J D Hawkins.
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Ford farm policy lauded by Arkansas farmers group
John Willbanks of Batesville told members of the Farmers for Ford Committee that Arkansas farmers should back Ford to avoid new farm embargoes. He said Ford aims to revive free market economics and contrasts Ford with Jimmy Carter over farm subsidies, saying Ford would not end all subsidies as Carter would.
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Benton unit of State Hospital may close under Pryor administration
Arkansas mental health secretary told lawmakers Gov Pryor's team asked him to cut Benton unit from budget and move patients to Little Rock. He plans to begin closing Nov 1 unless halted, warning it could reduce costs by about 1 million annually but worsen care and staffing.
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David Ray
University of Arkansas Medical Center
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Fletcher
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Parts of Carolina flooded as heavy rains linger
The Associated Press reports brisk October chill and heavy rains causing flooding along the Eastern Seaboard. Temperatures dropped to 22 to 27 degrees in parts of the Midwest, with frost warnings from New Mexico to Illinois and flash flood warnings in mountain areas.
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Minn
Madison
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Iowa
Plains
Fastern
Carolinas
Greenville County
S.C
Reedy River
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