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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1977
Page
3
The text analyzes wheat as a livestock feed option with breakeven prices, compares wheat to corn silage and shelled corn, and discusses its use in silage and rations. It notes wheat can replace corn in high silage diets and advises limiting its share in total concentrates to 50 60 percent while adjusting protein supplementation.
A new farm wheat allotment may be set for 1978 crop acres on farms without 1977 allotments if eligible and filing at the county ASCS office in Nor walk. New allotments require over 50 percent income from farming, no other 1978 allotment ownership, and at least one year of wheat experience, with applications due by July 1.
In Frankfort Kentucky UPI reports the Kentucky Post notes alleged forged plans for Beverly supper club project. The article centers on an architect's claim of document fabrication tied to the proposed venue and surrounding approvals.
The report lists numerous admissions and discharges at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. It notes a scandal surrounding Hills Supper Club where 162 were killed in a May 28 incident and identifies architect Henry Mikkelson denying involvement in key plans for a major reconstruction after a 1970 fire.
A Norwalk motorist and his passenger sue Elmer Yates for 75000 alleging Yates ran a red light at East Main and Prospect Streets on May 13. Robert L. Warner seeks 50000 and 300 dollars wages. Michael Warner seeks 25000 and unspecified pain. Both request jury trial.
Four men circulate petitions to run for Willard City Council in November. Names and addresses include Stephen R. Young 220 Dale Ave for the first ward Roderick D. Shiniger 414 Dale Ave for the first ward James A. Durbin 917 Myrtle Ave for the third ward and Richard M. Bower 554 Kennedy St for the fourth ward. Willard uses a non partisan election ballot.
The Norwalk Public Library will present a free two day June children's film program at 2 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday. The one hour event features four titles The Velveteen Rabbit The Mole and the Hedgehog Dragon Stew and The Giving Tree.
Farmers insured under the 1977 Federal Crop Insurance Program must report planted acres of spring crops by June 30. Mailings have been sent to those insured, and failure to report could render crops uninsurable for 1977. Heavy enrollment has burdened county offices, so farmers should file their acreage report promptly.
Sheron Sparks found fifteen dollars on East Main and North Prospect Streets in Norwalk in April and turned it in to police. Police returned the money to Sparks after no rightful claimant appeared, with the city noting she would keep the amount.
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