U S urged to inspect meat overseas
A special study on meat inspection urges permanent overseas offices to monitor foreign programs for meat and poultry imports. The Agriculture Department disclosed the plan as part of proposals to overhaul inspection, with emphasis on foreign review to ensure adequate laws staffing and support. The report also notes U S standards apply to foreign suppliers. Alfalfa seed crop 1970 set as largest in years, 129.1 million pounds produced, up 24 percent from 1969 and 11 percent above 1968, led by South Dakota at 5.65 million pounds. Other notable gains occurred in Kansas North Dakota Montana California Washington Utah. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Washington
United States
Agriculture Department
Inspec
U.S
South Dakota
Kansas
North Dakota
Montana
California
Utah
Three Die As Plane Crashes Near Watertown Airport
A light twin engine plane crashed four miles south of Watertown near a farm field after leaving Eagle River. Pilot Colin Dixon 53 of Elkhorn and passengers Ronald Zillingen 38 Williams Bay and Rodney Richardson Jr. 45 Delavan died. The wreckage spread across the William Hertel farm as witnesses noted engines sputtering and a hit on utility lines.
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Watertown
Wis
Wisconsin
Burlington
Eagle River
Walworth County
Colin D. Dixon
Elkhorn
Ronald P. Zillingen
Williams Bay
Rodney G. Richardson Jr
Delavan
William Hertel
Hertel
Janesville
Wisconsin Adds Wheelchair Signage at Interstate Rest Areas
Wisconsin introduces its first wheelchair sign at an Interstate rest area marking a shift to accessible travel. Officials say the low cost, wide doors, handrails, and avoidance of stairs aim to boost tourism for mobility impaired, with 6 million permanent and 4.6 million temporary handicaps nationally.
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Johnson Creek
Wisconsin
Ss of
W. R. Redmond
State Highway Commission
Jefferson County
Milwaukee
Paraplegia Foundation
UW Madison graduates include La Crosse and Onalaska students
Nine La Crosse and one Onalaska student were granted degrees by the University of Wisconsin La Crosse. Recipients include George N. Hoel Jr., Robert N. Johnson, Sharon J. Young, Mary E. Root, Edward L. Fleck, Gregory C. Markos, Irvin W. Peckham, Jean H. Porras, Edward J. Zeimer, and Mary M. Kane. Degrees span bachelor arts in secondary education, chemical engineering, business administration, master of arts in English, master of science in counseling and guidance, and doctor of philosophy in curriculum and instruction. Mary M. Kane of Onalaska earned a bachelor of arts.
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Madison
la Crosse
Onalaska
University of
Gregory C. Markos
Bluff St
Irvin W. Peckham
Ferry St
Jean H. Porras
N. Losey Blvd
Edward J. Zeimer
Madison St
Mary M. Kane
Wells St
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U.S. Meat and Poultry Inspection
Department
EAU Claire
Eau Claire County
Louise Arnold
Jennie Kady
SUN
S. S. Kresge Company
al Kmart
Trea
Poplin
A. Poplin
B. Boxer
Fiber Industries T.M. Celanese
Mr. Magoo
Stooges
Cose
Maurae
Sporting Goods Dept
Sporting Goods
Dacron
DuPont Reg. T.M
A. Marlin
Glenfield
Losey Blvd
Hwy
Kmart
SKATE
LA Crescent, Minn
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