Poop Law: New York to Enforce Dog Cleanup Fines
New York City moves to require dog owners to remove feces with a $100 fine for missed $25 summonses. Mayor Koch mobilizes 2,500 enforcers, but concerns rise over stray dogs, litter baskets, and how wastes will be disposed. Law aims to curb street deposits amid mixed enforcement and opposition from animal advocates.
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Sunflower Plantings Rise Amid Oilseed Shift
Washington reports sunflower plantings climbed 29 percent from last year, totaling over 3.2 million acres while soybeans reached about 64 million. National production rose to 2.98 billion pounds, fueled mainly by oil seed varieties, with strong gains in North Dakota South Dakota and Minnesota where acreages more than doubled.
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