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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1995
Page
5
Osage County 4 H teens plan a newspaper drive as a money maker to fund a trip to a Washington D C citizenship and government program. Pickup week runs January 6 through 12 with paper bundles in brown bags and magazines separately.
The Agriculture Department approved a steam pasteurization process for beef car casses to kill germs without cooking or changing color. Developed by Cargill Inc and Frigoscandia Inc for Excel Corp plants, the method requires a six second steam dose after inspection and trimming, with tests at Kansas State University and Excel's Sterling plant confirming safety.
Farmland Industries plans to sell 50 percent of its Coffeyville Oklahoma refinery 75 000 barrels per day and expand its Fort Dodge Iowa ammonia plant to 520 000 tons per year while increasing capacity at Fort Dodge to 350 000 tons per year. Construction to start summer 1996 with full operation by late 1997. TransCanada Pipelines to be partner on the refinery sale. The moves aim to lower production costs for farmer owners as Farmland reports 1995 net income of 162.8 million dollars and 7.3 billion dollars in sales.
Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman told about 2,700 producers that farm payments should be a safety net not a windfall and urged resisting deep cuts. He advocated a flexible farm bill, banking fixed payments in good years, and eliminating other countries' trade barriers while avoiding a federal handout mindset.
Robert Haack of the USDA Forest Service in East Lansing Michigan notes that while the current situation is unfamiliar in the United States the potential exists for new developments. He indicates cautious optimism and ongoing assessment.
Ottawa’s Jack Wray represented Franklin County at the Kansas Farm Bureau President's Conference in Wichita. Kansas Fertilizer and Chemical Association honored David Selman of Matlok Fertilizer, Ottawa, with a Distinguished Service Award at the KS Agri Business Exposition. John McFarland led Franklin County's Best award win for marketing efforts. Dale Green of Melvern won part of WIBW Radio’s Buck-A-Bushel contest, earning $250 and a prize package.
In southern Utah the Deadman Ridge area becomes a focal point as Congress debates designating 1.8 million acres as wilderness out of 22 million. Environmentalists led by figures like Robert Redford warn the measure would invite coal mining, grazing, and off road recreation broadly, while miners eye Kaiparowits Plateau coal deposits potential for export to the West Coast.
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