Farmers face shifting politics as farm programs wind down
As the 1965 legislative cycle looms, farmers confront expiring emergency policies including the Wheat Certificate plan, feed grain, and wool acts. Michigan wheat voters opposed the plan, yet Congress kept it for 1964-65. Amid broader issues from tax reform to farm labor, rural voices remind: agriculture sustains the nation. Also noted, mortality from high blood pressure and hypertensive heart disease has fallen significantly among adults 45 to 64 since 1950 per the Michigan Heart Association.
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Saline Hornets Open Season With 33 20 Victory
Saline defeated Napoleon 33 to 20 in the season opener Friday night. Neil Still and Jim Griffin scored in the first half to give Saline a 12 7 lead at the break. Jerry Austin's 18 yard interception return set up a third period TD, and Griffin added a second score. Napoleon rallied late, but Saline held on behind Still’s three conversions. The Hornets travel to Grass Lake next Friday with backfield standout Al Hartman, co captain Harold Dechert, and starter Jon Kring slated to help.
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Sophomore Class Plans Paper Drive at Sa line High School
The Sa line High School sophomore class will hold a paper drive on September 26 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Residents are asked to leave offerings at designated spots and contact The Reporter at 429 7380 for details.
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