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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1973

Page

5

Flood relief funds aid Southern Illinois farmers face more rain risk

Jackson Alexand er Pulaski and Randolph counties receive ECM aid covering up to 80 percent of flood land repair costs. Grants total 224620 in Alexander 45000 Jackson 33936 Pulaski 16100 Randolph with 300 per acre and 5000 per owner limits. Debris removal slows as wet weather continues and pumps remain limited.

Jackson Alexander Pulaski Randolph Paul Ice Jackson County Soil Conservation Service Illinois Alexander County Pulaski County Randolph County Ice SCS Missouri U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Farm policy aims to balance flood control and production

Ice noted the era demands both food and fiber while urging farmers to choose cropland wisely to prevent erosion. He warned against moving from bottomlands to hills and said fuel shortages may strain Southern Illinois farming, depending on fuel allocation. Corps pump plans stall over environmental impact concerns, while ECM funds must avoid overlapping with other programs. Allocation rests with a local farmer committee alongside ASCS and agencies like the Corps, OEP, and FHA.

Ice Illinois Corps of Engineers Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office of Emergency Preparedness The Farmers Home Administration

Confusing USDA Acres Projections Spark Farmer Doubt

A columnist laments USDA predictions on cropland expansion from 15 million to 21 million acres, warning of a potential Dust Bowl risk from converting pastures and conservation land. He cites officials in Urbana and Chicago and notes pressure from beef markets and price incentives.

Lindsay-Schaub U. S. Department of Agriculture USDA Washington Carroll Brunthaver Chicago Richard E. Bell Urbana National Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts Earl L. Butz

Prices Good at Our Murphyseg O Store Only

Store notice states prices are valid only at Murphyseg O location keeping prices for local shoppers. Read as a regional sale update with emphasis on a single store. Customers are advised to visit the Murphyseg O outlet for current pricing.

Rocking method helps drivers free stuck cars in snow

Michigan City Ind AP reports Clark Equipment Trailer Division notes drivers can free a car stuck in snow by rocking it. Ease forward until wheels nearly grip, then back off and repeat until momentum frees the vehicle.

Michigan City Ind Clark Equipment Trailer Division

Town Square Flags Blakely Holds Last Confederacy Pole

The Blakely Georgia town square preserves a lone flag pole dating to 1861 the era of the Confederacy, marking a historic symbol in the public space.

Blakely Georgia

Bite! FASTEETH Powder for denture wearers

A dental care product touts FASTEETH Powder as a solution for long wearing dentures. The ad promises reduced worry for people who use dentures by applying the powder to improve comfort and hold.

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