ACP Practices Benefit Wildlife Highlighted by 1966 Efforts
The Saline Reporter notes the Agricultural Conservation Program supports soil water woodland and wildlife practices on farms. Michigan ASC reports since 1962 counties promoted food plots meadow feedings trees and shrubs for wildlife and habitat creation or restoration including ponds and dams. A 1964 fence measure protected habitat and conservation aims to expand hunting and fishing access amid a growing population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Light
Michigan Asc
ASC
Thieves Slaughter 500-Pound Sow in Barnyard
A registered Yorkshire sow valued at 250 dollars was butchered in its own barnyard Thursday night at 10489 Mooreville Rd. by intruders who left truck tire tracks. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hovatter discovered the scene Friday morning and speculated the suspects were not amateurs.
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Everett Hovatter
Mooreville Rd
Hovatter
Movatter
Howatter
V P Humphrey Promotes Food Arsenal At Plowing Meet
Vice President Hubert Humphrey spoke at the National Plowing Matches in Iowa urging an arsenal of food and fiber for national security. He argued reserves should be insulated from the market and not undercut farmers prices or incomes. Farmers questioned whether Secretary of Agriculture actions to manipulate markets via dumping conflicted with that stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Humphrey
Iowa
Humphrey
Secretary of Agriculture
Saline City adopts zoning changes in two ordinances
Saline City Council adopted Ordinance No 192 changing Lot 93 from C-2 General Business to I-1 Industrial and Ordinance No 191 changing Lot 15 from R-1-C One Family Residential to P 8B Professional Business. Dates show the ordinances declared adopted at the October 17, 1966 meeting. The article also notes visits from Howell and Pinckney residents.
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City OF
Saline
Washtenaw County
Michigan
City
Reveling
Jedele
Johnson
Anderson
Ford
Keveling
Clark Noyes
Dechert
George G. Johnson
E. J. Muir
Sajine
Ayes
Clark
Saline City
Government uses CCC grain sales to steer farmer programs
In a speech to grain cooperative leaders the secretary indicated CCC grain stocks are sold to spur farmer participation in voluntary feed grain and wheat programs. Farm groups note policy links to direct payments and farm-control programs, and question if the vice president will urge Orville Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodity Credit Corporation
National Federation of Grain Cooperatives
Federal Treasury
Orville Freeman
First WACs Arrive Outside U S at Algiers HQ
In January 1943 the first WACs to serve beyond U S soil reach Allied Headquarters in Algiers. A local TV coffee hour on WWJ Channel runs 10:30 to 11 am with Ann Arbor residents Mrs. Kibler Chase Davidson Creal and Saline resident Mrs. Esch joining Lenore Romney and Olga Esch. Chelsea address and phone provided.
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Continental
The
United States
Algiers
Richard Kibler
C. Borden Chase
Robert Davidson
Richard Creal
Ann Arbor
Everett Esch
Saline
Lenore Romney
Michigan
George Romney
Olga Esch
Marvin Esch
WWJ
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Charles Kneepper
Clinton
Calvin Harsh
Clarence Pratts
Edgar Wenk
Killins
W. Liberty
Wayne
Thomas
Love and Son
Nelson Helms
Tecumseh
Usda Choice
W. Bernett
Griculture Faction
Michigan Farm
Bureat
Orville
Rotice
Duane Girbach
Howell
Simon Girbach
Donald Oleski
Pinckney
Walter Kuebler
Silas
Pension
Melvin F. Hartman
Textile Rd
Ationwide Mutual Insurance Company
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Life Insurance Company
Home Office
Columbus
Ohio
Barre
Becker
Jackson Rd
Normandy
Jonathon
McIntosh
Beisieger Orchards
Peters Road
Dexter, Mich
Pra
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Kenneth Palmer
England
Bolgos
Tex” Wynn
Plymouth Road
Cornell
Hayden Flour Wills, Inc
Tecumseh, Michigan
Sécerete Betast Quarentx
Borne Agricultural Service, Ing
ST. Louis
Estep Weber ‘Ra
Pat Bure Caly
Culligan Soft Water Service
Smiley
Smiley Post
P.O. Box
Chelsea
Ats
Bridgewater
Bridgewater Lumber CO
Boettner Rd
Hazel
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