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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1963
Page
9
Emmett L. Richter urges Franklin County farmers to plan further soil conservation this year. He notes conservation spending can lower machine costs, provide tax deductions, and improve yields through thoughtful soil management, rotation adjustments, and erosion control while balancing legume and non legume crops with synthetic nitrogen use.
In Hamden Connecticut AP says motorcycle patrolman John Sarricco’s income tax return flew away as he chased a stolen car. Papers burst from a clipboard on his bike and scattered toward a shopping center. He nonetheless captured the suspect, completing the chase and his tax filing was left incomplete.
The text stresses maintaining high soil fertility to control erosion. Fertile soil yields more crops, producing more residues that protect soil, and supports vegetative cover such as grass waterways terraces and contour tillage to reduce erosion.
Wellsville workers at the Assembly of God parsonage prepared crafts for Vacation Bible School to run June 10 to 21 at the church. Plaster figures of fish roosters an Indian chief squaw and lambs were molded for the youngsters to paint, with colored examples for guidance.
Into piggy banks leaving the different colored felt spots for the children to paste on. Plans for the Vacation Bible School were discussed. Popcorn was shelled and popped as the women visited.
A Dodge City fire destroyed the Santa Fe Railroad car repair shop, about a block long, along with two freight cars, in a blaze blamed by a foreman on sparks from a nearby trash fire. Winds were strong as the damage reached about $30,000 per Howard Wormington. H. G. Drake, the car crew foreman, said sparks from trash burning near the building likely started the fire.
CHICAGO AP An injunction barring a Santa Fe Railway strike was extended six days to give time for a U S Supreme Court review of the work rules dispute The ruling was issued last October and had set to expire Tuesday The extension came from US Dist Judge Joseph Sam Perry and barred the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen from striking in the dispute
Next Monday after Santa Fe asked more time to appeal, counsel G George Niebank plans to file with the high court a motion for an injunction pending review. A railroad spokesman warned a walkout would halt service on the Santa Fe east-west lines from Albuquerque to Chicago, with separate contracts covering the rest of the system. The union says the dispute should be treated apart from the national work rules case before a presidential emergency board, while Santa Fe argues it is part of the national picture.
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