Man returns his farmland to nature in Iowa fields
LOHRVILLE Iowa AP William Winkelman a farmer and bachelor on a 470 acre farm began converting 16.6 acres to native prairie in 1972. He built a haven for pheasants badgers partridges and deer stating the land could have been here 200 years ago. He expects $3000 an acre on open market but chose restoration as a spiritual calling supported by Iowa State University seeds and wild native grasses and trees now covering his property with expanded fruit and nut plantings.
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Lohrville
Iowa
William
Winkelman
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Iowa State University
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Twin gives life to brother by bone marrow donate and graduates
Steven Clab of Case Western Reserve University donated bone marrow to his leukemia-stricken twin Tom in 1981 after a six week hospital stay. Tom, now relapse threatened, may not live through the summer while Steven completed a geology degree last Tuesday.
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Cleveland
Steven Clab
Tom
Steven
Case Western Reserve University
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Cleveland Clinic
Drunken Driving Conference Set Expands Interstate Cooperation
West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania officials wrapped a two day drunken driving conference at Cacapon State Park in Berkeley Springs with an agreement to broaden interstate reciprocity on drunk drivers. The group led by WV Task Force member Carl Hadsell pledged joint public education and rehabilitation efforts while continuing cooperative enforcement, with WV officials including Motor Vehicles Commissioner Virginia Roberts and Alicia Tyler representing Gov. Jay Rockefeller.
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West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Cacapon State Park
Carl Hadsell
West Virginia Task Force
Hadsell
West Virginia University
Virginia Roberts
Alicia Tyler
Jay Rockefeller
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