Abandoned Vehicles Easier to Handle in Michigan
Michigan will simplify handling of abandoned cars under new laws and state cooperation. Police may tow after 48 hours on private property with owner revocation and may dispose of under $100 appraisals via garagekeepers. About 5,000 reports yearly. older cars common, some newer cars scrutinized for crime links.
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Secretary of State
James M. Hare
Department of State
Hare
Farmer receives 3.1 cents per pound of bread ingredients
The average consumer paid 21.6 cents for a pound of white bread in 1963 while only 3.1 cents returned to farmers for farm origin ingredients such as wheat.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Comparison Of Work Time Required To Buy Food
The U S Department of Labor says real money for food has fallen over decades. It cites 37 hours to earn a month's food basket now versus 60 hours in 1947 49. Bread cost in minutes fell from 9 in 1933 to 5 in 1968 with enrichment valued as a health benefit.
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U. S. Department of Labor
Horton Trespass Law Guides Hunters On Private Lands
Michigan Department of Conservation explains that entering farm land without owner permission constitutes trespass even with no posted signs. First offense carries up to a $50 fine and court costs. land owners may claim rights to the middle of adjoining roads. Conservation officers assist by obtaining violators’ names and addresses if back-tag numbers are known. The law aims to balance hunter access with landowner rights.
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Mich
Dept. of Conservation
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