Gustav Bohstedt New Columnist and Busy Career Highlighted
Dr. Gustav Bohstedt, author of Efficient Feeding and Livestock Management, joins this newspaper as a new columnist. Emeritus Wisconsin animal husbandry professor, he led livestock nutrition research, advised Brazil and Venezuela programs, surveyed Latin American herds, and remains active as a consultant and professor emeritus.
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Venezeula
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Spiced Short Ribs Recipe for Barbecue Tenderness
A meat expert details braising beef short ribs then finishing under a broiler with barbecue sauce. The guide covers 3 pounds ribs, water, catchup, onion, vinegar, Worcestershire, honey, mustard, and suet for a moist heat method.
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Reba Staggs
Addie
Zoning Commission Proposes Six City Zones
The zoning commission proposes six zones to guide urban growth. Industrial along railroad rights of way, a business zone for current and future needs, residential zones restricting livestock and ensuring sanitary stock conditions, a mostly unrestricted outlying zone, and a highway approach area to curb undesirable activities. The proposed ordinance is under revision and available for public inspection with a city council public meeting planned for resident input.
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Zoning Ordinance Studied By Preston City Council
City council studies a proposed zoning ordinance after public inquiries. The measure aims to promote orderly development and attract residents businesses and industries while protecting existing land uses and preventing expansion of certain agricultural operations in parts of Preston.
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Preston
Preston Citizens Urged to Engage in Zoning Ordinance
The Preston City Council discusses revisions to a proposed zoning code and may adopt it if a majority support. Officials urge citizens to participate in the decision process and note the code’s potential lasting city benefits. Classifieds invite readers to buy or sell in the Preston Citizen.
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