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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1972

Page

8

Ohio Beef Marketing Program promotes domestic beef to homemakers

Ohio cattle feeders began donating ten cents per cattle sale to a state program aimed at expanding beef consumption. A two week Akron area education drive will teach homemakers how to prepare low cost cuts, with a follow up survey to gauge awareness. The Iowa Beef Industry Council funds six thousand dollars for the effort.

Janet Conway Ohio Carl E. Harsh Akron Ohio Cattle Feeders Iowa Beef Industry Council Harsh Iowa Council Henry Homestead Beef Industry Council National Livestock and Meat Board Chicago

Livestock Market Report with Mixed Movements

Consignors 241 total head 1652 hogs 848 market $1 lower butcher hogs 24.40 to 28.90 sows 20.25 to 24.10 boars 21 to 22.75 cattle 325 market active and strong 50 to 75 higher steers good to choice 34 to 38.70 heifers 31.50 to 35.50 cows 1 higher standard 26.50 to 28 commercial 24.50 to 26.50 utility 22.50 to 24.50 can and cut 22 and down bulls 32.50 to 35.50 calves 40 head 46 to 58 good 40 to 45 utility 34 and down beacon 77 and down sheep and lambs 329 market 75 lower wools 29 to 30.90 good 27 to 28.50 feeder lambs 24 to 28 aged slaughter sheep 4 to 6.

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Open house at Castalia Center to tour crops and dairy silage

Farmers in Huron and surrounding counties may attend an open house at the North Central Branch of the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center in Castalia on Friday August 4. Dairymen will see alfalfa weevil control sunflowers cranube soil leaching drainage and blackbird research.

Huron North Central Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center Castalia Huron County William Newland Walter Schmidt Henry Niemczyk Don Pritchard Russell Conrad Wooster CARDC Cooperative Extension Office

Deep Oklahoma Well Probes Earth's Inner Space

Scientists use the Beckham County Oklahoma deep well to study earth’s interior. The Lone Star Producing Co drilled to 30050 feet, revealing how temperature rises and rock structures change with depth, aiding USGS seismic studies.

Washington UPI Beckham County Okla Lone Star Producing Co West Texas Geological Survey Oklahoma Atomic Energy Commission Nevada Oil and Gas Journal Earth Frank Forrester USS Jules Verne Verne Moon

Stores Drop Stamps Face Discount Store Threats

New York trading stamp firms such as Sperry & Hutchinson and Plaid Stamps diversify as discount stores loom. A&P will phase out Plaid Stamps in 300 stores, with Grand Union and Acme eliminating Green Stamps in some areas. Grand Union ends S&H Green stamps in Washington DC territory.

New York UPS Sperry & Hutchinson S&h E.F. MacDonald Plaid Triple S. Eagle Blue Chip A&p A&p Weo Grand Union Acme Washington, D.C Hagerstown

Doctors Charge for Filling Routine Insurance Forms

Some doctors levy a five dollar fee to complete standard health insurance forms, sparking AMA guidance that basic forms should be free though complex ones may incur a local charge. The AMA backs standardized forms to cut time and cost, with plans to create a universal computerized form. In Oaks-in-Charnwood England villagers cling to wells despite government water links.

American Medical Association Medical Economics The AMA Judicial Council Oaks-In-Charnwood England UPI

Italian Bar Owner Faces Tiny Tax Bill Installments

In Lavagne Italy bar owner Gianfranco Vanucci owes three lire or one twentieth of a cent on a 1972 tax bill. The government offers installments three payments of one lira each in August October and December. The problem is Italy has no one lira coins. the smallest coin is five lire.

Lavagne Italy UPI Gianfranco Vanucci Vanucci

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