Funny Man Kovach Cat's Long Life Ends in Amherst Vermilion
The Kovach family mourns Funny Man a gray Persian beloved by all as he aged from a home feline to a campus social lion. His adventures include guarding a kitchen counter contact and boisterous fraternity life before passing at 14. Karen recalls his antics and the family prepares new carpet after his death.
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Kovach
Pat
Karen
S. Main
Funny Man
Kovaches
Hull
Amherst
Vermilion
Sylvia
South Main
Earl
Rebecca
4-H Week outreach and soil and water program notes
Erie County outlines 4-H Week activities from April 6 to 12 to boost program awareness and recruit youth and volunteers. It highlights Teen Scene as a consumer education project and reviews the 1902 origin of 4-H and A.B. Graham’s aims for fun learning linked to agriculture. The report also covers ESWCD no till drill use, rental terms, crop options, and incentive credits, plus fish fingerling orders, pesticide testing dates, and a fruit tree pruning demonstration with reservation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jill Nolan
Erie County Cooperative Extension Office
Nolan
A.B. Graham
Graham
Springfield
Ohio
Ene Soil and Water Conservation District
Great Plains
Cooperative Extension Service
Erie Soil and Water Conservation District
Marvin Osborn
Oberlin
Lorain County Cooperative Extension Service
Farm leaders urge quotas to lift grain prices long term
Wilmington Ohio AP farmers warn for government aid and self help to stay competitive. Richard Babb of the Ohio Farmers Union backs the Harkin Gephardt bill creating production quotas for corn sorghum and barley to cut supply. Howard Bickel of the National Farmers Organization argues imports and low foreign wages nip US farmer profits and calls for lower feed grain production to restore price parity and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Ohio
Richard Babb
Ohe Farmers Union
Thne
Harkin-Gephardt
Babb
Howard Bickel
Clinton Counce
AME
Ars
National Farmers Organization
Bickel
All People’s Week celebrated at Wo-ed school event
Oberlin Lorain County Joint Vocational School marks America s ethnic heritage with guest speakers from TEAM sponsoring rearranged classes. A luncheon festival, special displays, and meals highlight talks on Japanese American internment Overground Railroad Vietnam the Holocaust apartheid and Soviet daily life. Notables include Pat Leimbach Vermilion and Freddie Springfield Elyria attorney and a East Cleveland school board member. A Mexican dance troupe and an Oberlin College ensemble will present performances and reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Lorain County Joint Vocational School
Pat Leimbach
Vermilion
Chronicle-Telegram
Vietnam
South Africa
Soviet Union
Elyria
Freddie Springfield
East Cleveland School Board
Oberlin College
Soviets to import less grain, stave off imports
Ohio State economist Carl Zulauf sees a shift after the Soviet Union bought over 2 million tons of U S corn in Feb and March. He notes plans to more than double farm growth and cut harvest losses could boost supplies 20 percent. If serious, Russia may reverse from importer to exporter, as it was before World War I.
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Columbus
Ohio
Soviet Union
United States
Ohio State University
Carl Zulauf
Russia
Zulan
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Nevada
Litchfield Equipment Inc
Kubota
Earth
A.P.R. Financing
Fises
Litchfield
Norwalk Road
Scheafer
Sigaflect Ultra Diesel
Erestiatt
Creamer Fuel Systems
Ter Feria
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Sory
Qures
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Shell StarrLeet
Freer CT
BTS Sane
Je Ane
Elyria Pres
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Tetewe
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