Drought Ravages Minnesota Agriculture As Losses Rise
Minnesota faces a severe drought with crop stress and hay shortages. Agriculture Commissioner Jon Wefald estimates losses at about 1 billion dollars and warns of possible double losses without rainfall before July 1. Governor Wendell Anderson plans to seek a presidential hay emergency designation to unlock subsidies.
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South Dakota
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Motorist saves crop duster after crash north of Tipton
Crop duster pilot Jeffrey Hines of Muncie survived after a plane crash and fire in a Tipton area cornfield. He is listed in fair condition at IU Riley Burn Center with burns on hands arms shoulders and face. The Piper single engine and 1,600 pounds of chemicals were destroyed. The motorist who assisted was not identified by officials.
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Muncie
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Nature's Way by Sharon Blair Wildflower guidance from Indiana park outreach
Sharon Blair promotes native wildflowers for easy gardening from spring to fall. She advises soil適 favoring typical garden loam, warns against picking blooms in state parks, and encourages seed gathering in limited amounts. Readers can request a list of common Indiana flowers and attend weekend evening programs at Shakamak State Park.
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Sharon Blair
C O Shakamak
Jasonville
Central band to receive new uniforms
The Band Boosters at Central School raised 7000 dollars for new uniforms. Six thousand were raised between December 1, 1975 and June 1, 1976. The band plans to wear the uniforms at the I.S.M.A. Marching Band Contest in late September. A thanks note was issued to supporters.
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Central School
Syrians halt advance as cease fire talks loom near
Reports say Syria agreed to a truce mediated by Libyan Algerian and Arab League envoys while Lebanon’s leftist alliance and Christian militias voiced reservations. Arab and Soviet pressure plus troop movements by Libyan and Algerian forces shaped the pause as clashes eased east of Beirut and near Sidon. An Evansville, Indiana incident meanwhile left one dead when a garbage truck struck Floyd Bucy as he waited to cross a street.
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Bucy
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McLeansboro
Ill
Hunt
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