Regs plan sparks debate on football substitutions and rules
A drive to limit titration and substitute rules split coaches and fans across colleges. Critics argue large squads and two unit play hurt smaller programs, while proponents say distinct offensive and defensive groups improve the game.
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Berlin airlift faces winter crunch and cargo shortfall
Dispatch notes the Berlin airlift must endure winter as cargo planes run short and budgets tighten. Maintenance delays and weather threaten operations while political moves in Washington aim to hinder civilian air freight lines. Hoover comments on Dewey Taft split and Arizona paper shift shows political currents.
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Night feeding hogs shows promising results, Turner study finds
A trial by Robert C Turner in Henry, ML tested night feeding for 107 Duroc hogs over three days. Eight 150 watt lamps provided two feeding windows boosting average gain to 1.45 pounds per pig daily, with total weight gain 9,846 pounds from 7,424 pounds initial. Feed cost about 11.70 per hundredweight and electricity seven cents per pig. A new barn humidity control system also debuts to reduce moisture and improve livestock health.
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Contour Seeded Wheat Fields Boost Yields and Erosion Control
Contour-seeded wheat fields produce larger crops, with increases of two to three bushels per acre reported on contour seeded fields. The method also reduces erosion, and experts note little extra time is needed to seed along the contour.
Old-Fashioned Rocker Makes Children Happy
A 22 inch copy of an old fashioned rocker is advertised to delight little girls. The pattern uses full size templates, needs basic tools, and materials available from a lumber yard. Trace, cut, assemble with no special skills. Send two cents with a self addressed envelope to Kanfild Pattern Company.
Submarine Principle First Used by Caddis Fly
The submarine principle dates back millions of years to caddis fly larvae. They construct a case from streambed materials and use silk to bind it. By attaching air bubbles to their cases, they alter buoyancy to rise or sink in water.
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