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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1969
Page
5
A guide on preventing termite damage in homes with crawl spaces and basements. It covers identifying termite tunnels in foundations, trenching along interior and exterior walls, sealing entry points, and applying water emulsion pesticides such as Chlordane Dieldrin Aldrin and Heptachlor with specified dilutions and application rates for different structural conditions.
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reported favorable wheat progress aided by warm dry weather. Moisture remained adequate. some western counties saw light army cutworm activity with limited damage, while mosaic diseases appeared in northern and eastern counties. By weekend 54 percent of wheat was jointing, corn planting 10 percent, and 93 percent of seed acreage sowed. alfalfa grew strongly and pastures greened, with livestock gaining from the mild spell and few newborn losses.
The nationwide Golden Eagle Passport remains valid through March 31, 1970 and then changes. It costs 7 dollars for an annual permit admitting the holder and accompanying passengers to all designated federal recreation areas charging entrance fees. Short term and one day permits are available at most federal areas.
Kansas crop data show corn and soybeans in storage at record levels as of April 1. Wheat stocks hit a four year high yet remain under early 1960s levels. Sorghum and oats mark multi year highs, with total four major feed grains at 164.46 million bushels, up 19 percent from last year.
A tree species unique to northern Australia features a short trunk and a distinctive bottle-like shape. Its growth pattern and geographic range distinguish it from other regional flora.
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