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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1966

Page

6

SCS Serves As Big Arm For USDA

Earl Wier describes the Soil Conservation Service as USDA's technical arm for soil and water conservation. It provides on site assistance to landowners and groups, helping develop and maintain conservation plans, map soils, design drainage and water systems, and guide ongoing stewardship through the Franklin County district founded in 1941.

Earl Wier Soil Conservation Service SCS U.S. Department of Agriculture Frankelin County

FCIC Establishes Ottawa District Office in 1961

The Federal Crop Insurance district office opened in Ottawa in August 1961 with Mrs. Mary Alice Mealman named district office secretary. FCIC offered all risk crop insurance for 1962 wheat crops and added coverage for corn soybeans and grain sorghum to farmers in Anderson Coffey Douglas Johnson Miami Osage Shawnee and Franklin Counties. About 2 000 farmers benefitted from protection against losses beyond their control. Ottawa staff express thanks for the opportunity to serve local farmers.

Federal Crop Insurance FCIC Ottawa Mary Alice Mealman Franklin County Fort Scott Anderson Coffey Douglas Johnson Miami Osage Shawnee Franklin

Pike Speaks Finally

The retired Episcopal Bishop of California, 53, James A. Pike, opened four Advent addresses at St. Thomas Church in New York after a House of Bishops censure last month. He urged churchmen to accept that many religious questions have no absolute answers and that some restraint comes from recognizing human limits before God.

New York James A. Pike California House of Bishops St. Thomas Church

FHA Offers Many Services for Rural Areas

Farmers Home Administration helps farmers and small towns with credits and loans. In five years Ottawa FHA funded about 75 modest homes with small down payments and long terms and approved seven soil and water loans aiding over 500 farms and towns. The largest district between Lake Pomona and Wakarusa has 236 members. Forty-six farmers hold operating and livestock loans, with many becoming fully financed or refinancing debt. The program supports rural improvement from homes to water systems, roads, and farming equipment, with loan limits up to 3500 dollars. Offices are in the Agricultural Building at 209 West 2nd. Clerks Dorothy Cravens Euela Holden and supervisors Wayne Doli Paul Archer.

Paul Archer Farmers Home Administration FHA Ottawa Fha Lake Pomona Wakarusa W. 2Nd Dorothy Cravens Euela Holden Wayne Doli

ASCS Provides Federal Programs in Franklin County

The Franklin County ASCS administers farm programs at the county level. A three member county committee oversees operations while eight community committees assist locally. In 1966, 774 enrolled in wheat, 665 in feed grain, soybean loans strong, and conservation sharing exceeded $70,000. Total county business reached $1,152,124, with major programs being feed grain, wheat, price support, and agricultural conservation.

Fredwood Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS Congress Franklin County Ofice Vereen Sehatia

Space Industry Proposes City of the Future

Boston AP reports two space scientists from MacDonnell Aircraft Corp propose a modular circumferential city. A 100 story wheel city would house 250000 residents in circle rings with automated transit and no car travel. Recreation zones and continuous balconies aim to foster community.

Boston American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Vernal M. Tyler Carl F. Asiala Jr MacDonnell Aircraft Corp St. Louie Is U.S Aerospace Tyler Asiala

Judo cost Louis Conrad wins damages in London case

Ballet dancer Louis Conrad, 37, was awarded 15400 pounds after fracturing his right arm in his first judo lesson. The court found the Inner London Education Authority liable for failing to provide proper care during the classes, with the injury occurring during a oyoshi hip throw. The fracture did not heal for almost two years.

London Louis Conrad Conrad Inner London

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USDA Fred Wood The Agriculture Stablization and Conservation Service Leo Mealman Federal Crop Insurance Corporation By Albert Jepsen Pike Speaks Finally America Space Industry Shurfresh Ohse Bologna Thur Tangerines Rosedale Chuck Hunt Shurfine van Camp’s Pk&beans Pillsbury Florida Heinz Sweet Ellis
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