Ohio legislators push consumer bills including revised mechanics lien law
Ohio lawmakers advance about five dozen consumer bills led by a Thompson measure to curb mechanics liens by preventing double payment to homeowners. Legal Services backs other bills on public utilities, consumer protections, price controls, licensing, recycling, and no fault auto insurance amid a wider 1930s era price stabilization agenda.
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Nanny to 30 calves in Wisconsin dairy arrangement
Marguerite Anderson runs a calf nursery at her farm in East Troy caring for 30 Holstein calves for dairy farmer Robert Hood. She feeds, bottles, and monitors the calves at a day rate of 1 per calf while Hood provides hay and coarser feed and pays 50 cents per calf per day. The venture follows a vet’s view that calf-raising is an art and can improve herd outcomes.
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