Single Parents Find Support in Parents Without Partners
In a study of single mothers and fathers, Parents Without Partners helps cope with day to day life and parenting alone. Members like Bette Riegel Sonia Colberg and Don Vergith share how the group provides friendships guidance and practical help while balancing work and child rearing.
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Cattle inventories fall as USDA report notes continued reductions
A USDA report released in Washington details declines in cattle and beef cow numbers, withJuly 1 totals at 130.6 million cattle and calves and beef cows at 41.4 million. Nebraska totals show 2,190,000 cows, up 2 percent, while calf crops are expected to drop to 46.1 million in 1977.
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Creep feeding calves may boost weights and profit
Agricultural guidance from South Dakota State University notes creep feeding can add 7 to 12 lb of gain per extra pound of creep feed, with calves weighing 25 to 50 lb more at weaning. It favors sellers at weaning or during cheap feed periods and poor pasture, but is less profitable for producers selling yearlings.
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South Dakota State University
Record calf crop decline era 1977 forecast
The 1977 calf crop is expected at 46.1 million head, down from 47.4 million in 1976 and 9 percent below 1974. A larger share of births is projected for January to June this year than in recent years. The estimate covers all calves born alive.
Roosevelt Dies in 1945. Truman Becomes President
On April 12 1945 President Roosevelt died and Harry S Truman was sworn in as president. The event marks a pivotal transition in U S history with Truman ascending to the nation’s top office.
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Women, men show opposite weight trends with income study
A University of Michigan study finds higher income links to leaner women, but fatter men in mid income ranges due to sedentary lifestyles. Higher education correlates with leaner women and slightly fatter men. researchers note women prize leanness more.
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University of Michigan
Stanley Garn
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