Minnesota Moves to Ban Burger Label on Ground Meat Mixes
Minnesota officials plan regulations to prohibit using the word burger for ground beef mixed with cereal or textured vegetable protein. Restaurants may rename to Steffenburger or clearly label the mix. supermarkets report products like Juicy Burger II becoming Juicy Blend II and other brands planning name changes to conform with the rule.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Department of Agriculture
Bernard Steffen
Meat Industry Division
State Agency
Agriculture Department
Attorney General’s Office
Secretary of State
Steffen
Red Owl
Kathryn Searight
Monroe Board Opposes State Welfare Control
Monroe County Board on Tuesday opposed Gov. Lucey’s budget proposal to transfer health welfare and social services to state control. County officials urge lawmakers to maintain local administration and funding as hearings on Assembly Bill 500 proceed.
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Monroe Board
Sparta
Wis
Monroe County Board
Patrick Lucey
David L. Hering
Raymond Johnson
Eau Claire
Robert Quackenbush
John Wieczorek
Monroe County Public Welfare Department
Adolph C. Heilman
Wieczorek
Luther College Dorian Concert Set At Luther Fieldhouse
Decorah Iowa Luther College hosts a Dorian Music Camp concert at 7 p.m. Saturday June 23 in the Fieldhouse open to the public. The weeklong camp runs June 17 with 244 high school students from Iowa Illinois Minnesota and Wisconsin performing in the camp band chorus orchestra jazz ensemble and opera workshop.
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Decorah
Iowa
Luther College
Dorian
Luther Fieldhouse
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Opera Workshop
Chorus
Orchestra
U S Sells Most Grain Stocks Surpluses Gone
Sigmund Bergrud vice chairman of the Houston County ASCS says CCC has sold or earmarked all corn and wheat and holds only small barley rye and sorghum stocks. The only grain in sizable CCC inventory is oats. Farmers can expect longer term price reflection of market forces.
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Caledonia
Minn
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Sigmund Bergrud
Houston County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Bergrud
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Mabel Bank Gets New Quarters In Minnesota
The 80 year old First National Bank of Mabel has new quarters with a south entrance, four private offices, six teller windows, and a drive in facility. The project involved Nelson Construction Co and several local contractors with Little and Humieker as architects. The bank, founded in 1893 as the Bank of Mabel, now reports deposits surpassing 10 million dollars. Government grain stock movements since January have shifted CCC grain into commercial channels, with over 250 million bushels entering the market as supply and demand influence prices. Farmers consider forward contracting and hedging to protect profits before planting seasons.
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Mabel, Minn
First National Bank of
Mabel
Nelson Construction Co
Caledonia
L. F. Whalen
Vick Plumbing and Heating
Decorah
Foltz
Martz
Robert E. Fortier
Red Wing
Henderson Woodwork Co
Paynesville
Little and Humieker
Wayzata
Ellef Tollefson
Bank of
Tollefson
USDA
Bergrad
Relief Corps Hears Veterans Patient Lead
At the 90th annual state convention banquet in La Crosse, Forrest Mades of the Tomah Veterans Administration Hospital said more than 200 Vietnam veterans have been patients in the hospital’s Vietnam program, usually about 25 at a time, with four men having been patients since opening 25 years ago. He provided veteran counts by wars, noted demographics, and announced new state officers and local contributions. Entertainment was by The Lynch Mob and The Lynch Gang.
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Forrest Mades
Tomah Veterans Administration Hospital
Women’s Relief Corps
Hazel Thurston
Lakeshore Drive
Florence Rodgers
Farmington
Ill
Tribune
Jan McLain
Hotel Stoddard
Mades
Wisconsin
CMPC Boosts Producer Milk Price in Chicago Order
Central Milk Producers Cooperative raises Class 1 bottling milk price to 7.59 per hundredweight in the Chicago Marketing order effective July 2 deliveries. The 45 cent premium supplements a 33 cent existing premium, with extra funds for plants shipping at least 25 percent to the fluid market. farmers may see 20 to 23 cents net per hundredweight while many herds have liquidated.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Central Milk Producers Cooperative
CMPC
Chicago
Wisconsin
Illinois
Robert J. van Liere
van Liere
There’s Another Lucey In Capitol
David Lucey 17 son of Governor Patrick J. Lucey began a nonpaying summer job in the Wisconsin statehouse close to his father. He plans Harvard study and suggests the governor’s re-election decision involves the whole family as they discuss options for 1974.
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Madison
Wis
David Lucey
Patrick J. Lucey
East Wing
Statehouse
David
Lacey
Putney High School
Vermont
Lucey
Jean
Paul
Laurie
Harvard
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Yale
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Memorial Park
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Tri-State News
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Joint Committee On Finance
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Eleanor Christianson
Portage
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