PCA Reports Net Worth Decline Slows in '84
Northeast Kansas Production Credit Association posted a $3.49 million net worth for 1984, down about $1.12 million from 1983, with total assets down $5.7 million and loans totaling $16.26 million. Ward projected cost cuts, a lower loan spread of 2.5 percent, and potential regional mergers to improve service and reduce expenses while maintaining forward funding from backup reserves. Ted Birtell was re-elected to the board and new nominees were listed for next year’s elections.
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Northeast Kansas Production Credit Association
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Pcas
Kansas
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
Larry Ward
Ottawa University Mowbray
Association
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Ward
Associa
U.S
Congress
Fed
Cooperatives
Fsbs
Ted Birtell
Leo Wiederholt
Princeton
Vernon Stewart
Ottawa
Conrad Parmley
Leroy
Harold Johanning
Lawrence
Gale Haag
Holton
Farm Debt Stress Deepens Across Mid-Sized U.S. Farms
An Agriculture Department report finds about 13.7 percent of mid-sized farms with combined debt totaling $47 billion are insolvent or near bankruptcy, a rise of 45 percent from earlier estimates. The analysis suggests one third of family-size commercial farms could face financial difficulty into 1985.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Reagan
Israelis, Lebanese Clash Over Raid Near Metulla
Israeli forces clashed with Lebanese troops in Zrariye Lebanon near Metulla after a raid killing 24 guerillas and arresting 10 Lebanese soldiers. Prime Minister Peres and Defense Minister Rabin vowed to continue fighting terrorism as heavy fighting and helicopter landings reported in the village.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Lebanon
Shimon Peres
Yitzhak Rabin
Peres
IDF
Zrariye
Wall Street dips as Dow slips further on hesitant week start
The stock market opened a new week on a hesitant note with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 2.21 to 1267.45 at midday after last week’s 29.70 point drop. Big moves included Inland Steel bid for J.M. Tull Industries at 194, while IBM rose to 130 1 2, P&G gained, and American Telephone held steady amid mixed NYSE and AMEX readings. The NYSE composite fell 0.02 to 103.80 and the AMEX market value index lost 0.56 to 225.31 as rates influenced trading.
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Wall Street
Phillips Petroleum
J.M. Tull Industries
Inland Steel
Procter & Gamble
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
American Telehone & Telegraph
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Death notices and crimes unreachable in Wellsville area
The Wellsville area reports the death of Maurice A. O Neil 85 Garnett with funeral at Wilson and Son Chapel burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Survivors include a son Russell a daughter Geraldine and a son Harold plus nine grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Police report multiple arrests DWI possession of marijuana concealed weapon and disorderly conduct with various court dates. Minor thefts damages a non injury auto collision a hit and run and a fire caused by creosote buildup. Quoted prices for Friday at the Ottawa Co op listed wheat corn milo soybeans oats.
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Maurice A. O’neil
Wellsville
Maurice A. O'Neil
Garnett
Wilson and Son
Oakwood Cemetery
Baldwin
O'Neil
Post 194
American Legion
the Baptist Church
Iris Gillespie
Russell O'Neil
Geraldine Barns
Washington State
Harold O'Neil
American Cancer Society
Kevin L. Brown
Pomona
Here
Brown
Roger E. Schanke
Hickory
Schmanke
Carlin urges middle ground in farm policy debate
Gov. Carlin of Kansas criticizes extremes in U S agriculture policy. He advocates a middle path balancing stability and limited government cost while preserving family farms. He notes past shifts from aggressive production to payment not to plant and warns policy must adapt to the broader economy.
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Pagely
Congress
House
Carlin
Mayflower
Cagtin
National
Governors Association
David Stockman
U.S. Agriculture
John Block
Local Ad Briefs Span Haircuts to Pancake Events
Classified items list haircuts five dollars, shampoo sets five, seeds and garden supplies from Stark bros and Illis Garden Center, Dr Willard water, Ring Repair, spring fabrics at Albright's, Garfield Pancake Express March 30, Pomona Lions Pancake Supper March 15, Margie's Menagerie Pets opening soon, gymnastics classes, spring coordinates at The Boutique, Mon-Sat hours, and bakery promotions urging buys and entry forms.
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Norland
Superior
Kennebec
Cobler
Earl Bird
Stark Bros
Illis Garden Center
Tendonitis and muscle balance linked to joint pain
The article explains tendonitis as inflammation of a tendon causing sharp pain similar to bursitis. It notes that excessive stress from muscle imbalance can irritate tendons and that restoring muscle balance and checking spine alignment may relieve the pain. WE'RE WORKING TO SERVE YOU BETTER.
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