Farmers Mixed on Wheat and Grazing Restrictions Lift
Douglas County farmers reacted with caution to a Wednesday Department of Agriculture decision ending restrictions on grazing acreage and allowing more grain production. Officials estimate idle land at 17 000 to 18 000 acres while some farmers foresee more soybeans, though critics warn of price drops and future surpluses.
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Douglas County
Department of Agriculture
Paul Gabriel
Farmers Cooperative Assn
Eben Farley
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Commission
Farley
3.1 Million Kansas Acres Open to Farmers Potentially
Kansas agriculture experts Frank Mosier and J. D. Pallesen estimate 3.1 million acres could be released to farmers if idle land under the price support program is used for other purposes. They foresee more soybeans and feed grains in 1973 with possible gains in spring crops like sorghums and corn. Livestock grazing would expand with idle land available, and oats and barley could rise if land is released.
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Wesley Wulfkuhle
The
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Topeka
Kan.ap
Kansas
Nixon
Agria
Frank Moer
Parlesen
Mosier
KU ROTC program commissions 16 cadets in tri-service ceremony
Kansas University ROTC units held tri-service commissioning for 16 cadets. Guest speaker Col. Ralph F. Findlay, commander of Forbes Air Force Base’s 313th Combat Support Group, delivered remarks. Cadets named from Army Navy Marine Corps and Air Force include Larry L. Alverson Richard J. Braunsdorf Michael Barnett Harold D. Covert and Robert W. Skaggs among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Reserve Officers Training Corps
Ralph F. Findlay
Forbes Air Force Base
E. B. Eddy
Air Force Rotc
Raymond Nichols
Col. Findlay
McGovern accuses Kissinger of lying on Vietnam peace claim
Senator George McGovern told Boston Globe editors at a luncheon that Kissinger lied when he said peace was at hand in Vietnam. He spoke in Boston with his wife accompanying to Radcliffe College interview for their daughter Mary.
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Boston
George McGovern
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Boston Globe
Globe
McGovern
Mary
Radcliffe College
Monopoly Names to Stay in Atlantic City Streets
Atlantic City officials rejected plans to rename Baltic Avenue to Fairmont and Mediterranean Avenue to Melrose on the Monopoly board. Public Works Commissioner Arthur Ponzio cited public opposition from individuals, groups, and Monopoly organizations. Charles Darrow, a Philadelphia native who vacationed here, created the board using city street names.
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Atlantic City
Baltic Avenue
Fairmont Avenue
Mediterranean Avenue
Melrose Avenue
Public Works
Arthur Ponzio
Baltic
Mediterranean
U.S. Monopoly Association
Charles Darrow
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Agriculture Department
State Agricultal Stabilization and Conrvation Service
J.D. “Jap” Pallesen
State Agriculture Statistican
ARMY
Larry L. Alverson
Lawrence
Richard J. Braunsdorf
Robert B. DeBaun
Osage City
Paul M. Dexter
Andrew E. Smith Jr
North Babylon
N. Y
NAVY
Michael Barnett
Patrick L. Christman
Whittier
Calif
Harold D. Covert
Leavenworth
David M. Davis
Daniel R. Edwards
Leawood
William E. Gahnstrom
William B. Herpin Jr
Nelson C. Holly
Olathe
Stanley W. Nelson Jr
Houston
Tex
Marine Corps
Robert W. Skaggs
Olathe Senior
AIR Force
Larry D. Goodman
Overland Park
Kissinger
Crusie
Seven Seas Park
Arlington
Texas
Claudia Easton
Commission
Monopoly Players of Canada
Rane
Colonel Eldridge
Eldridge
Massachusetts
Yortey
Decorating Center, Inc
E. 22Nd St
Terr
Bill Keefer
Norman
Pod
Miller Lawrence
Royal Plumbing & Heating Co
Airtemp
Sierra
Sierra Homes
Ridgeview Modular
Iowa
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