Household demand for further processed poultry grows
The Agriculture Department notes shoppers favor convenience items and built in maid services in food products. ERS data show further processed poultry consumption rising from 0.4 pounds per person in 1940 to 7.8 pounds in 1972, with projection to about 20 percent of per capita poultry use by 1980.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Earl L. Butz
Economic Research Service
USDA
ERS
Lebanon Correctional Institution to expand visiting facilities
The state plans a major expansion at Lebanon Correctional Institution to double the size of the visiting room. Bids are due by 2 p.m. November 1, with $180,000 appropriated by the Ohio General Assembly. Superintendent William Dallman noted visiting has grown sharply and the current room often fills, turning away visitors.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Columbus
LCI
Ohio General Assembly
William Dallman
Verity Middle School Candy Sale Supports Projects
The Verity PTO kicks off a door to door candy sale selling boxes for one dollar with proceeds funding school projects. At the visiting room area inmates are searched on entry and exit and visiting hours moved to noon to 730 PM increasing visit access. Family is usually approved, with up to four friends allowed and some exchanges to spouses.
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Verity Middle School
LCI
Dallman
Schroth to present study at Aachen furnace colloquium
Peter Schroth supervising research engineer Armco Steel Corp will present a study before the 14th Refractories International Colloquium on Electric Furnaces in Aachen Germany this month.
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Peter Schroth
Armco Steel Corp
Aachen
Germany
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