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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1960
Page
8
Elwyn Miller from Michigan State University explains injectable iron solutions effectively prevent anemia in newborn pigs until they can eat dry seeds. Research at MSU tests various compounds, with results to be shared at the 5th annual Michigan Swine Day in East Lansing on Thursday August 11.
Research on fall maturing crops will be showcased at the Crops-Soils Field Day held at Michigan State University farms in East Lansing on September 8. The event features experiments and practical demonstrations for farmers and agronomists.
Edwin and Edith Frazee relocated to 295 Willis Road in October 1959 and pursue photography with colored slides. Ed works in Plant Engineering Service at the University, while Edith sews and the couple enjoys hi fidel ity records. they have two children, Daniel in Toledo and Mrs Dan Danton in Cocoanut Grove Florida.
Michigan expands topical fluoride program to prevent tooth decay with 189 centers across 47 counties. Initiated mid June, the effort involves the state health department working with local dentists, health departments, and health committees to reduce cavities in children this fall.
Dr Frank Fitt pastor emeritus of Grosse Pointe Memorial Church and now resident in Ann Arbor will preach at the Federated Presbyterian and Baptist congregations on Sunday His sermon title is Some New Testament Roads Music will feature the Chancel Choir anthem He Leadeth Me directed by Harold Brown Mrs Carl Geddes summer organist will play Goltermann Mozart and Mendelssohn following the service Dr and Mrs Fitt will dine with Mr and Mrs Frank Brittain on Sunday
The best reseeding windows are August 15 to September 1 in the southern half of the lower peninsula and August 10 to August 25 in the rest of Michigan.
Democratic candidate Tom Payne of Michigan's Second District claims defense outlays can rise by ten percent with no extra cost to taxpayers by tightening DoD purchasing and surplus disposal. He cites overpriced items shown by Senator Paul Douglas and a House Armed Services committee report on defects in 19,000 combat vehicles, urging detailed budget breakdowns.
Lawmakers voice doubt as officials present budget figures, arguing many statements lack concrete justification and users must take on faith what funds are meant to support. The debate centers on who truly understands the allocations and their purposes.
Payne urged lawmakers to consider moving from an annual to a biennial defense budget, suggesting the change could affect long term planning and funding cycles.
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