Kansas plan to cut federal wheat role gains sympathy in Congress
A two group coalition led by Kansas Far-Mar-Co and the Kansas Co-op Council proposes shifting wheat control to farmers. They seek House and Senate support to replace acreage controls and direct payments with farm driven marketing and storage, backed by regional market firms and government parity payments.
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Congress
Kansas Co-op Council
Far- Mar-Co
Senate
Nixon Administration
Agriculture Department
J. H. Dean
Hutchison, Kan
Far-Mar-Co
Hal Hellebust
Topeka
Dean
Hellebust
Congressional Farm
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Milton R. Young
R-S.d
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Nixon
Bob Poage
D-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Picnic safety tips to prevent food poisoning this summer
A health advisory warns that picnic menus with cold cuts potato salad and hamburgers risk food poisoning from staph and salmonella especially in heat. It advises keeping perishable foods cold using ice in carriers cooking and serving promptly avoiding night before sandwiches and choosing nonperishables and vinegared foods to resist bacteria. It also notes that symptoms appear hours after eating and stresses having comprehensive health insurance for summer emergencies.
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The
Health Insurance Institute
IRS Questions and Answers column summary
IRS local office columns answer common tax questions on exemptions penalties and records. Topics include challenging disallowances through district conferences, buying firearms for minors, mortgage prepayment penalties as interest, highway use tax rate and filing Form 2290, keeping records for statute limits, and Social Security tax forms for household employees with July 31 due date for Q2. The tone is instructional and practical for taxpayers.
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U.S. Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Telegraph Want Ads Get Results Community Capers
Local column by Al Smith highlights bustling want ads and community chatter. Notices include small classifieds, personal items, and neighborhood events fueling daily life. Readers compare listings and share tips for finding deals and opportunities.
Rings Return From Trip To Smith Center
A long trip to Smith Center Kansas and Red Cloud Nebraska included funeral attendance and homeward travel. The note lists several birthday gatherings with families in Chappell Julesburg Chadron Lodgepole Sterling and Casper along with visits to Alliance and a Bayley home. Also National Geographic reports on night flying moths using the moon as a beacon and how artificial light disrupts their flight.
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Terry Ring
Mel Ring
Wilma Ring
Smith Center
Kan
Red Cloud
Neb
Arlan Luxa
Vern Brauer
Lloyd Brauer
Brauer
Joe Hornicek
Don Miles
Chappell
Marvin Miles
Julesburg
Earl Cruise
Bill Tilghman
Casper
Wyo
Raymond Tilghman
W. G. Brown
Larry Brown
Sterling
Glenn Dickinson
Glenn Kokes
Jerry Kallhoff
Chadron
E. W. Zalesky
John Roberts
Don
National Geographic
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South Sunol News
Alliance
Eldon Bayley
Nebraska
Gering
OLD Settlers Reunion
Mammoth 5-Mile Parade
Baldwin
Ron Barker
Richard W. Turner
Peetz
Colo
America
U. S. Brewers Association
United States Brewers Association, Inc
Lincoln Building
Lincoln, Nebr
I" Cap
Garland
Tan‘ay— Koret
Bobbie Brooks
Ladies and Childrens
Childrens
Fashion Plaza
Chappell, Nebraska
Telegraph Printing Co
Bryant Gas
Kansas-Nebraska
Bryant
Kansas
Kansas - Nebraska Natural Gas Company Inc
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