Americans Eat Record Meat in 1984 and 1985 Outlook
Washington AP reports Americans consumed a record 210.6 pounds of red meat and poultry in 1984, with beef at 143.5 and poultry 67.1 pounds. For 1985 the Agriculture Department predicts total intake to ease to about 209.4 pounds, beef 76.2, poultry 70.9, and pork 59.4, as poultry demand and supplies rise while beef dips.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Mental Health Help Grows For Kansas Farm Families
Farmers under economic strain show rising interest in stress seminars and counseling as weather and falling land values persist. Notable voices include Stitz Jurich Tromble and Curries, with Gov Carlin’s program sought to aid. Counselling emphasizes hope and coping over farm survival.
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Stitz
Anthony Jurich
Kansas State University
Scandia
Curries
Topeka
John Carlin
Virginia Moxley
Division of
Sociology, Family, Science
Emporia State University
Firm Eyes Unique Swap With Financially-Ailing Farmers
Consolidated Family Farms revises its land for shares plan to acquire properties in 17 states by end of May or June. The Chicago firm will issue stock equal to 90 percent of land value, allow tenants to stay on leased land, and restrict acquisitions to farms totaling at least 15,000 acres worth $25 million with a buy back after five years.
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Linda Currie
Jackson County
Washington
Consolidated Family Farms
James Rudnick
Securities and Exchange Commission
Illinois
Indiana
Wyomin
Consolidated
Kansas
Missouri
Senate
National Farm Group Teaders
Rudnick
Agriculture Department
Farm Credit Administration
American Bankers Association
SEC
Board of Directors
Gemayel appeals for Syria aid as Beirut clashes flare
Beiruts divisions deepen as Amin Gemayel seeks Damascus help to quell a pro Israeli Christian revolt. Moslem and Christian militias clash along the green line with mortars grenades and machine guns. fears mount of renewed civil war in Lebanon.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Amin Gemayel
Syria
Tension Grips Uitenhage as Funeral Draws Thousands
In Uitenhage South Africa police escorted a caravan of thousands of black mourners through a whites only district after a funeral for riot victims. Officials report 19 blacks killed last Thursday and 29 since the violence began, with 25,000 attendees cited by a reporter and 9,000 by police.
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Uitenhage
South Africa
Whitey
Mono Badela
City Press
Kwanabuhle
Conl
Gerrie van Rooyen
Estate notices in Franklin County Kansas courts
LFirst published March 25 1985 Thomas Gleason and John Carol Peek announce creditors meeting for estates of Naomi Bunce and Amanda Cain. filings seek simplified administration, objections due by April 19 1985 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa court. creditors must file demands within six months from first publication. continuous notices warn dismissal if unmet.
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District Court of
Franklin County
Kansas
Naomi B. Bunce
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Ottawa
Joan Carol Peek
State of
Amanda Cain
Amanda M. Cain
Fran
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