Blind Broommaker Keeps Busy In Plymouth Ohio
Frank Dillon, one of Ohio's 27 blind broommakers, runs Frank's Broom Shop after losing sight to glaucoma. He trained in 1971, built 8,000 brooms sold for 4 to 6 dollars, and donated large brooms for Willard tornado cleanup in 1973 while the state supported blind broommaking since 1908.
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Ford plan could raise farm fuel costs by $1000 per year
A Library of Congress study projects President Ford energy proposals would lift farmers' fuel expenses by about 1,000 dollars annually. Beef cattle farms would see roughly 1,236 more, hog farms about 855. Mondale warns higher costs could push farmers out of business and raise food prices.
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