Clean boot advised for home winemaking in yearbook guidance
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department urges using a clean rubber boot when crushing grapes for wine and filing Form 1541. The 1977 Gardening For Food and Fun yearbook explains grape growing and wine making, noting up to 200 gallons per household for family use with notice to the Treasury. The yearbook costs $6.50 and is available from the Government Printing Office.
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Washington
Agriculture ‘Department
Jack Hayes
Hayes
Anel
Treasury Department
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Superintendent of Documents
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C
Valley View Teens Stage Rebel Without a Cause
Valley View High School seniors present Rebel Without a Cause Saturday at Farmersville Elementary auditorium. Curtain at 8 p.m. tickets 1.50 adults 1 students on sale by seniors. Cast includes Libby Land Todd Day Tony Hoog Cliff Williams Mike O Diam Mark Harting Lisa Chroniak and Me Green with student directors Mindy Mohler Cathy Hoblit Sherry Fannin and director James. Awards last night for Scout Pack 81 include Jeff Gadd Steve Lawson Mark Mulligan Dyer James Fields Don Rose and Jim Shepherd with Webelos to Steve Gadd.
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Germantown
Alley View High School
Farmersville
James Dean
Libby Land
Todd Day
Tony Hoog
Cliff Williams
Mike O’diam
Mark Harting
Lisa Chroniak
Me Green
Mindy Mohler
Cathy Hoblit
Sherry Fannin
James
E Scout Pack 81
Sentel
Jeff Gadd
Steve Lawson
Mark Mulligan
Dyer
James Fields
Don Rose
Jim Shepherd
Steve Gadd
Webelos
Place for women in the Army
Brig. Gen. Mary Clarke told Fort Gordon the Women's Army Corps will be absorbed into the regular Army next year. She said women, now about 6 percent of the force, work in roles from tank mechanics to military police and are being trained for combat defense, though the public isn’t ready for it.
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Augusta
Army Corps
Army
Mary Clarke
Fort Gordon
Wacs
Ave
Bob Evans named to education post in Ohio
Robert L. Evans of Gallipolis, president of Bob Evans Farms Inc. and its restaurant unit, was named by Gov. Rhodes to the Ohio Board of Regents. He fills the unexpired term of Marvin Warner through Sept. 20, 1961. Evans has served on Rio Grande College’s executive board and studied at Ohio State University.
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Columbus, Ohio
Robert L. Evans
Gallipolis
Bob Evans Farms Inc
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Board of Regents
Evans
Marvin L. Warner
Cincinnati
Switzerland
Warner
Board of Regents
Vans
Rio Grande College
Greenbrier Mill School
Ohio State University
Sadat seeks shock therapy to break Middle East stalemate
President Anwar Sadat presses a new bid for peace with Israel by visiting Jerusalem and addressing the Knesset. Observers note his aim is to jolt negotiations from the current deadlock, echoing the impact of the 1973 war and Kissinger shuttle diplomacy that led to a cease-fire and Geneva talks.
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Jerusalem
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Sadat
Hafez Assad
Syria
Middle East
Golan Heights
Kissinger
Egypt
Suez Canal
East Bank
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Vietnam
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U.N
Kilometer 101
Cairo-Suez Road
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Nie
Pennsylvania House
Laz-Boy
Bassett
Sealy
Stanley
Lane Flexsteel
Pulaski
Rowe
Singer
Burlington House
Pennsylvania
Cma
George Bent
Stratford
Riverside
Kling
Americard
I-75
Monroe-Lebanon
Breaden
Monroe, Ohio
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