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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1972

Page

5

No Easy Answer Present Tax System May Change Soon

Elinor Anderson discusses Kansas tax structure and a California ruling on school funding. A 25 member tax review commission led by Frank Carlson may propose shifting from property taxes to other revenue sources. The piece covers historical shifts in tax revenue and rising education and highway costs, noting population changes and lingering uncertainty.

Joanistas Elinor Anderson Kansas California Supreme Court First United Methodist Church United States Supreme Court Supreme Court California State Court Tax Review Commission Frank Carlson United States

Steer program most profitable over crops in pasture study

Jay Treat reports a pasture economics study finding steers yield highest net profit and hour return, crops lowest, with grazing efficiency and high machinery costs favoring grass farming. The analysis notes 111000 acres of grass in Franklin County needing renovation, weed control, and brush management to improve yields.

Jay Treat Treat Bob Bozworth Franklin County Bozworth

Hairstyles For Men And Women At Any Age

ARDIS PATTERSON advises gray hair can be attractive at 50 60 or 70 with proper styling. She notes regular trims and a neat look prevent looking older, suggests scarce weekly salon visits, and endorses tasteful coloring and hairpieces as morale boosters.

Ardis Patterson

Defines Future Role of Conservationists By EARL L WIER

Two hundred fifty professional conservationists of the USDA Soil Conservation Service in Kansas were introduced to the SCS framework for the future at a February conference at Kansas State. Kenneth E. Grant, SCS Administrator, spoke on The Function of SCS in a Changing World, stressing a plan that guides the service into the 1970s while preserving core activities. The framework highlights district leadership, public involvement, erosion and sediment solutions, pollution abatement, prudent land use, and preservation of areas with agricultural, recreational, wildlife, and historic value.

Earl L, Wier Usda Soil Conservation Service Kansas SCS Framework For Kansas State Kenneth E. Grant Washington, D.C

Spring barrow show yields multiple champions and placers

John Musick of Lawrence secured both champion and reserve in the purebred division with his entries, while Kenneth Fuller of Emporia held the grand champion purebred barrow and Eddie Hull of Ottawa RFC 4 the reserve. The event also crowned futurity and junior champions, with Debbie Chambers of Wellsville winning the junior grand champion gift and many others placing across gilt and commercial divisions.

John Musick Lawrence Barrow Kenneth Fuller Emporia Eddie Hull Ottawa Rfc Glen Riffey Westphalia R. H. Williams Americus Wayne Riffey Dean Chambers Debbie Lynn Rochenower Princeton Marie Chambers Wellsville Clint Deay Debbie Chambers Sharon Simcox Gregg McDiffer Alma Mike Moss Ginger Kochenower Sam Croucher Jr Robert John Teagarden la Cygne Guy McDiffett Carl Nichols Larry Avérill Terry Silvius Roger Gould Ottawa Rfd Sweet Farms Don Johnson Homer Baldwin

Franklin County Club Days March 4 at Ottawa Junior High

Project talks by 4-Hers aged eight to thirteen are part of Club Days this Saturday at the Ottawa Junior High School. Talks cover experiences or information from a project with topics chosen for wide interest and under seven minutes. Public speaking plays and dancing events also judged, with dancing at 7 30 p.m. in the Junior High auditorium.

David R. Smith Franklin County Club Ottawa

Planting Time Draws Near For Green Thumbers

Kansas gardeners should plan seedbeds around region weather, using Kansas State Extension dates as guidance. No fixed rule exists, so observe conditions and experience. Recommended windows include March 10-25 for beets to spinach, March 25-April 5 for broccoli to head lettuce, and April into May for corn peppers tomatoes cucumbers pumpkins beans and more.

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