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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1968
Page
1
Earl L. Wier notes conservation has many facets from bird sanctuaries and good fish habitat to well stocked hunting grounds and erosion protected farmlands. He emphasizes soil as the base of conservation and its varied meanings to homemakers engineers foresters and farmers.
Five outstanding Franklin County conservation farmers will be honored at the annual Soil Conservation District meeting with a noon luncheon at Memorial Auditorium. Kansas Bankers Association presents the awards to Davidson Kepple Glanville Carpenter Carpen er and Reed. Glenn Cunningham of Augusta, famed miler and former world record holder, will speak on meeting challenges with responsibility.
The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled an owner generally has no obligation to keep premises safe for trespassing animals. The decision reversed a trial court award to the owner of a horse that ran into a power pole guy wire and was injured. The animal was deemed a trespasser and not the owner’s fault.
Richard Jepsen of Kansas State University advises practical winter travel preparation. He recommends a sand box in the car in a paper milk carton cone, a shovel, good tires with chains and a tow rope, extra clothing and blankets, water, canned food, and waste containers to stay safe if stranded in a storm.
The report notes that underground reservoirs contain the largest storage of fresh water in the United States, highlighting their role in national water security.
The Japanese spider crab is the largest brown crab with a body about a foot across and a leg span near 12 feet.
Garnett resident B J Brummel, key figure in Plan Bulldozer emergency aid, receives CSCM Annual Conservation Award. A bronze plaque with A Greater Kansas Through Conservation was presented at the KCCA meeting in Hutchinson by Duane A Kraft. Brummel has shaped earth for over 20 years and served as KCCA director since 1957.
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