Market calm after embargo lift on grain to Soviet Union
After the embargo on grain to the Soviet Union was lifted, markets remained quiet. Traders expected a rush, but on April 24 prices closed lower or flat as buyers stayed on the sidelines. Analysts noted uncertainty about Soviet demand and warned that any gains depend on weather, harvests, and global demand.
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Kansas City Board of Trade
Reagan
United States
U.S
Garden pests and pruning tips for vegetables and plants
Cutworms threaten newly planted tomatoes peppers cabbage and broccoli with stems at risk unless collars or pencils protect them. El m beetles attack Siberian elm leaves while larvae damage foliage. Perennials can be dug divided and planted now with proper soil prep and thoughtful bloom planning. Vanhoutte spirea may need renewal pruning to control size and encourage growth. Sod webworms may appear in bluegrass with recent low rainfall. Weedeater damage can injure trunks. operators must avoid bases of young plants.
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Froebel
Anthony Waters
Hardboard paneling and its uses explained
Andy Lang explains hardboard composition as compressed wood fibers offered in moisture tempered and standard varieties. Panels come in common 4 by 8 foot sizes, one eighth or quarter inch thick, with finishes from paint to paper. Perforated and decorative hardboard exists, sold by square foot, and installation requires studs or adhesive with durable fasteners.
Journal-World Delivery Windows and Missed Paper Contact
Lawrence Journal World delivers by 5 30 p m on weekdays 3 30 p m Saturdays and 8 a m Sundays If a paper is missed call the Journal World office at 843 1000 before those times or leave a message after hours at 843 1663 to report the issue
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