Conservation tillage forecast for farms in New York
Paul Dodd, state conservationist, told about half the state's farmers may switch to conservation tillage by 1990. At a 1,000-farmer meeting at the state Fairgrounds, Dodd outlined equipment, residue and erosion benefits plus fuel savings of 20 to 80 percent and soil moisture gains. The event, sponsored by the Empire State Chapter of the Soil Conservation Society of America, featured speeches by Roger Barber and Mike Sager and showcased new planters, drills, disks, chisel plows, seeds, and chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dodd
Agriculture Department
Soil Conservation Service
Dodd
State Fairgrounds
Empire State Chapter
Soil Conservation Society of America
New York
Flagler College freshman Cynthia Fialkovic named to dean's list
Cynthia Marie Fialkovic, a freshman at Flagler College in St Augustine, Florida, is named to the dean's list for the fall semester. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Fialkovic of 303 Darrow Ave Solvay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Marie Fialkovic
Flagler College
St. Augustine
Fla
Robert Fialkovic
Darrow Ave
Solvay
Area school chiefs to meet with state unit
Albany report says school superintendents and board presidents from the 118th Assembly District will gather Tuesday in Albany to discuss school financing with state leaders. Assemblyman Michael Bragman arranged the session likely to include Arthur Kremer and Neil Foley, aiming to air concerns and ask questions about annual school aid. Bragman noted the meeting offers a rare direct line to the Assembly leadership.
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Albany
Assembly
Michael J. Bragman D-Cicero
Central New York School Boards Association
Arthur Kremer
Assembly Ways & Means Committee
Neil Foley
Polluted Shingle Creek becomes a symbol of growth woes
Environmentalists warn that Shingle Creek in Osceola and Orange counties, polluted by phosphorous and nitrogen, reflects Florida’s growth-at-any-cost pattern. They cite Lake Tohopekaliga’s decline, failed moratoriums, and federal state actions as proof that pollution and development threaten vital waterways and bass fishing.
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Kissimmer
Hla
Grange
Osceola
Tohopekaliga
Florida Environmental Regulation Commission
Bill Frederick
Florida Department of Environmental Regulation
Florida League of Anglers
Florida
Lyman Rogers
Ocala
Kissimmee-Okeechobee
Lake Apopka
Lake Toho
Florida Pollution Control Commission
Orange County Commission
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Orange County
Western Electric Co
Rogers
Florida Game and Freshwater Commission
Vince Willams
Toho
Williams
Fire damage claim irks Idaho man over cabins fire
John R. Miles set fires to two government cabins on Spyglass Mountain Road after four days stranded in heavy snow. The Forest Service seeks $80,000 in restitution for damages to a 1943 bunkhouse and a 1935 garage as they push to include the buildings in the National Historic Register. Miles, a Sheridan Wyoming native, says he acted from a moral right to draw rescuers and plans to fight any suit. Authorities say no criminal prosecution, with Miles released from hospital after four days.
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Kellogg
Idaho
John R. Miles
Miles
U.S. Forest Service
West Shoshone General Hospital
Sheridan
Wyo
Vic Lees
Shoshone County
Seattle
Wallace
Montana
Spyglass Mountain
Magee
Coeur d’Alene National Forest
Chad
Velma
Forest Service
Cort. Sims Sail
Coeur d'Alene
Paul Decelle
Decelle
Sweetheart indicted in fraternity fraud case
Barbara Jo Cain, 34, dubbed the sweetheart of Sigma Chi by federal authorities, was indicted on wire fraud and impersonating a federal employee for deceiving Penn Sigma Chi president Mazurkiewicz. She allegedly posed as a government lawyer in danger, prompting travel and spending of over $4,000.
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Philadelphia
Sigma Chi
University of Pennsylvania
Barbara Jo Cain
Robert Mavurkiewics
Penn
Cain
Mazurkiewics
Reading
Mazurkiewicz
Santa Clara
Calif
Idaho
William T. Bringham
FBI
University of Michigan
University of California At Berkeley
Ohio State University
University of Pittsburgh
Lost items and pets reported in local notices
Lost diamond dinner ring on February 2, 1981 at Shoppingtown Scotch and Sirloin or Turners on West Fayette Street. Reward. Call 422-4322. Lost glasses at Regional Market on Park Street, Saturday February 14. Call 487-0151. Lost near Nedrow Tables, black and tan German Shepherd. Amos Shane 469-026. MIXED breed, black and tan, Doberman like markings, female, medium size. Blind left eye, 11 years. Reward. Call 451-5078. Lost hound near Cedarvale area. If found call 685-8114.
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Shoppingtown
Scotch & Sirloin
Turners
W. Fayette St
Park St
Nedrow
Amos Shane
Cedarvale
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Fobes Avenue
Helene Nelsons
Will Anderson
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Thompson Rd
UISA
Paul McCartney
Monserrat
British West Indies
Linda
Ringo Starr
New Mar
Power Anglia
ED Wlenateek
Cally
Wu Omnis
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LeMans
Phoenix
Glenn Burdick
Brewerton
Majestic Motors
Worth
Syracuse
Board of Education
Clitton-Fine Central School
Clifton
Fine
Pillairy
Russell
Rodger E. Willams
Clifton-Fine Central School
Star Lake
Based of Education
Rodger E. Williams
The
Herald Company
Lincoln First Bank
Warren & Onondaga Sts
Wright Ave
Marydate
Callie
Ackerman Ave
Univ. Area
Mica Insurance
FORD
Aint
J.R. Decker
Decker Motor Car Company
Hiawatha
Auto Matic
Passair
Johnny Dell Auto Sales
Genesee St
Jim Becker
Se Blazer
Monza
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Acyt
Cert
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