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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1969
Page
5
Soil erosion from the July 4 storm is extensive and cannot be precisely measured. The article urges planning long term erosion controls, including grass plantings, crop residues, continuous cover, fall and winter plowing, rotations, and grass waterways, especially on sloped fields to minimize soil and fertility losses and sediment into streams.
Barbara Kramer and her husband Melvin pair trucking with a 217 acre Olena farming operation and a 54 acre Hartland Center Road property. Once trucking full time since 1953, Kramer notes bleaker sheep days after a dog attack cut stock from about 50 to 22. He aims to grow sheep numbers with more pasture, though current pastures total 15 acres and profitability remains tied to crop duties.
Washington reports Edward Heckman urges nationwide school breakfast expansion beyond current pilot program stretching from 1967. With 400000 children served this year and 6.6 million needy eligible for meals, Congress would need to lift aid bans to nonhigh-need schools to implement universally.
Markets show 65 cent rise for hogs with 1 930 head traded including 606 butcher hogs and 270 cattle. Steers 28-30, heifers 26-27.20, cows 18-20.50, bulls 25-27.30, calves 28-42, sheep and lambs 1 022 with wool and clip ranges, feeder lambs 20-27, slaughter sheep 4-9, breeding ewes 13-16 per head.
Radioman Seaman Thomas C. Bement of Wakeman Ohio is slated to join Operation Deep Freeze in Antarctica. He will depart the United States in October for Christchurch New Zealand, then proceed to Antarctica to support Antarctic Support Activities which maintain bases, provide weather forecasts and coordinate flights during the Antarctic summer from October to March.
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