Predictions of rising U.S. farm exports at Midwest market seminar
At the University of Illinois conference on Foreign Markets for Midwest Agriculture experts project continued growth in global demand for high protein foods. They forecast U.S. exports, especially soybean meal and oil, expanding to meet rising world consumption and populations, with the Soviet Union seen as a major potential market.
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University of Illinois
Thomas Hieronymus
Dennis Blankenship
American Soybean Association
Blankenship
ASA
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Soviet Union
White House
Leo Mayer
Laverne Brabant
Mid-America Interna
Teach your children Self-assurance for the short-statured
New York reports on how short stature affects daily life for 30,000 to 100,000 people, with social stigma highlighted by Joan O Weiss of Johns Hopkins. Advice includes fostering self-worth, direct responses to taunts, and letting children handle situations to build confidence. It notes practical aids and the need to treat individuals by age, not size.
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New York
NEA
Joan O. Weiss
Ms. Weiss
Moore Clinic
Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions
Baltimore
United States
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Greek Astronomy planetarium show at Joliet Junior College
Joliet Junior College hosts a Greek Astronomy planetarium show and lecture on September 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the F Building main campus venue at 1216 Houbolt Avenue. Private group shows may be arranged free by calling (815) 729-9020 ext. 420.
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Joliet Junior College
Planetarium
Houbolt Avenue
Joliet
Snowbound Mountains Hit by Heat Wave Across Plains
Up to six inches of snow blanketed the Southwest mountains as a record heat wave baked the Plains. Four hikers died in snowbound Sierra Nevada regions blamed on Tropical Storm Norman, with fears more hikers could be stranded. Norman’s heavy rain damaged coastal areas as ships and barges were driven aground and power lines felled. Traffic slowed under the rain. In the Atlantic, Tropical Storm Flossie remained large but harmless, centered about 500 miles southeast of Puerto Rico. Most of the Midwest enjoyed clear, warm skies, with the northern Plains setting new records.
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Sierra Nevadas
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Los Angeles
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