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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1972

Page

11

Sisk Proposes Cleared Marketing Bill To Aid Farmers

Representative Sisk introduces H R 14987 a clarified act aimed at contract sales of agricultural products. The bill fans a five member marketing board allows independent producers opt out of associations and sets clear terms for bargaining and coverage including independent contractors and producer area qualifications. It also tightens prior dealings timeframes restricts non member purchases and narrows antitrust exemptions to actions in the bill.

Sisk

Women promote beef in June in Grundy County

The Grundy County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee promotes beef for June with restaurant placemats urging Father’s Day dinners. They tout beef’s protein vitamins and minerals and note budget friendly cuts. The committee offers a five pound sirloin roast to the first baby born to Grundy County parents on Father’s Day.

Grundy County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee

Best Beef Stew Makes 6 Servings

Coat beef with flour and brown in hot fat in a large kettle. Add water salt and pepper. bake in a 350 degree oven for about 45 minutes. Then add onions carrots celery and potatoes. cover and bake another 25 minutes.

Quiet Capitol Hill stalls on farm labor and marketing bills

Washington lawmakers show little movement on farm labor relations and agricultural marketing bills as committees finish hearings. The Leggett-Quie bill proposes a Farm Labor Relations Board with secret ballots and strike arbitration, while the Sisk bill aims to require bargaining for contract-grown commodities. Senate and House differences over minimum wage and a proposed Environmental Pesticide Control Act 1971 also loom, with Farm Bureau backing several measures.

Capitol Hill Washington, D.C Congress House of Representatives Labor Committee Robert L. Leggett California Albert H. Quie Minnesota al Ullman Oregon Charles M. Teague Leggett-Quie Agricultural Labor Relations Board National Labor Relations Board Farm Bureau Farm Labor Relations Board B. F. Sisk House Agriculture Committee Sisk U. S. Senate House of Representatives Senate Agriculture Subcommittee House W. R. Poage Texas Page Belcher Oklahoma

Bargain quiz on Farm Bureau Franchise Life Insurance

A quick quiz highlights a major value: Farm Bureau Franchise Life Insurance for Illinois Farm Bureau members. It urges members not to let their Franchise Life policy lapse to preserve the bargain and protection.

Farm Bureau Illinois Farm Bureau

Price Commission mislabels IPLA in profit report list

Gray O. Daly of Interstate Producers Livestock Association says Peoria based IPLA was wrongly cited among 400 firms for missing quarterly profit margin reports. IPLA insists it is exempt from such reporting as a Livestock marketing affiliate of the Illinois Farm Bureau.

Peoria National Price Commission Interstate Producers Livestock Association Commission Livestock Marketing Association Gray O. Daly The Price Commission IPLA

Grundy Farm Bureau Set for June Annual Meeting

Notice states the Grundy Farm Bureau Business Service Inc annual meeting will convene at 1 p.m. Wednesday June 21 in the Farm Bureau building auditorium. The meeting seeks members and outlines agenda items.

Grundy Farm Bureau Business Service, Inc Farm Bureau

Springfield debates personal property tax relief and ballot questions

The General Assembly pursues more ways to ease the personal property tax as adjournment nears. A statewide straw vote on repealing the Firearm Owner’s Identification Act may be proposed via a referendum with petitions from two percent of voters in each county. Gov Ogilvie’s scenic rivers zoning plan fails in Senate committee but may resurface next session. The governor certifies SB 1188 to include all Illinois territory in a junior college district by Aug 1 1974 with referendums for nondistrict annexations. petitions can force a local vote, and annexation requires a majority favor.

Springfield General Assembly Gale Williams Murphysboro Ogilvie Senate Illinois State Junior College Board

Softball meeting for Farm Bureau league players

Notice asks all eligible softball players to attend a Farm Bureau league meeting at Verona ball park at 7 30 p m Tuesday. If unable to attend, call the office before the meeting.

Verona Ball Park Farm Bureau Softball League

CF Industries Plans Tampa Phosphate Terminal

CF Industries announces a multi million dollar phosphate terminal at a new port facility in Tampa Florida with construction slated to begin around July 1 and completion expected by early 1973 The terminal will receive diammonium phosphate from CF Industries Bartow complex and granular triple superphosphate from Plant City facility and handle about 500000 tons per year.

CF Industries Tampa Fla R. R. Baxter FS Services, Inc United States Canada Bartow

Food a bargain in America amid shifting price pressures

The piece argues that while food prices leveled off for farmers, production costs remain high and consumers see stable prices. It contrasts U.S. food buying power with shortages abroad, noting Soviet prices and shortages, and suggests Americans re evaluate whether food is a bargain.

Washington U. S U.S.S.R Nixon Soviet Union United States

Arcola Native Larry D Graham Named IDA Public Affairs Director

Larry D Graham of Arcola has been named director of public affairs for the Illinois Department of Agriculture effective June 1. He has served as Illinois editor of Prairie Farmer since 1968 and is a 1967 University of Illinois graduate in agricultural journalism. Previously he partnered in a weekly newspaper operation in Arcola before joining Prairie Farmer staff.

Larry D. Graham Arcola Illinois Department of Agriculture Graham Illinois Prairie Farmer Magazine University of Illinois Prairie Farmer

Franchise Life benefits rise for Farm Bureau members

Benefits increase for Farm Bureau members starting July 1, rising from 10 percent to 80 percent based on policy age. Premium remains a low $25 per year. Members should keep policies in force by sending premium notices and checks to their county Farm Bureau.

Farm Bureau

FS director clinics to aid cooperative investments

FS Services Inc will run four summer director development conferences for more than 500 FS member company directors across Illinois. Regions and sites include Mt. Vernon Ramada Inn June 23 southern region Palomar Club Pontiac July 10 eastern region Holiday Inn East Springfield July 11 western region Sauk Valley Junior College Dixon July 12 northern region.

FS Services, Inc Ramada Inn Mt. Vernon Palomar Club Pontiac Holiday Inn East Springfield Sauk Valley Junior College Dixon Illinois

Insurance renewal reminder urges in-force policy payment

Noting value rises without price, the notice urges policyholders to keep coverage active by paying the renewal premium now. It emphasizes timely payment to avoid lapses and maintain protection.

Farm Bureau Franchise Life Insurance

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