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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1986

Page

4

Weary, wavy buyer plunks for a new swimsuit

A thirty year search ends as a reader buys a Speedo swimsuit after trying ten of forty options. She notes the old one felt like a nun’s outfit and the choice comes with a wary, humorous exchange with Paul about aging and morale. The piece satirizes fashion over forty and the stubborn cost of change.

Mary Tam Paul

Rain Could Boost Corn The Crop Nearing Peak Dough Stage

Reports indicate one more rain would make corn even better with many comments stressing that a single additional shower could finish development. Most corn remains in the dough stage with 18 percent in the dent stage while soybeans stay in good condition though stressed. Insect activity exists but not at economic levels. spraying not required.

Family Farm leader urges anti foreclosure moves in Ohio

In Ashland County Ohio Family Farm Movement founder Dave Jordan told a Nankin audience that one farmer can break a pencil while 25 farmers cannot a metaphor for unity. He cited debts, bankruptcy options and protests to press lawmakers on foreclosure practices.

Nankin Ohio Dave Jordan Jordan Family Farm Movement Ashland County Circleville Jim Troxel Savannah Troxel Ashland Farm Credit Services Canton Federal Bankruptcy Court Cleveland Mark Schlacher Schlacher Richard Thompson Polk Thompson U.S Washington D.C

Record Corn Boom Pushes Storage Boom Nationwide

The 1986 harvest floods elevators and farms with corn and soybeans as prices fall. Farmers, led by Cerro Gordo figures, build dirt and plastic storage and line old cribs to hold millions of bushels while government loans tempt retention. Experts warn of further surplus and weak demand.

Cerro Gordo Illinois Donald Paarlberg Purdue University Dean Brown American Farm Bureau Federation Lynn Clarkson Clarkson Oakley Garvey Bill Wilson U.S. Feed Grains Council

Lorain County Fair Board director ballots Wednesday

The Lorain County Agricultural Society will elect seven directors at the fair grounds on Wednesday from 11 am to 7 pm. Incumbents with terms ending in 1986 are Lewis Eaton Pittsfield Stan Piwinski Russia Township Bob Slusher North Ridgeville Roy Greene Jr Brighton Township Lyle Pierce Penfield Township Ronald Twining Huntington Township and Joe Pickworth LaGrange Township. One third of directors are elected to three year terms each year and bylaws limit two directors from any township at one time.

Jack Teagarden Quad States Construction and Equipment Co Des Moines Iowa Chuck Studnicka Illini FS Inc Champaign County Studnicka Wellington Lorain County Agricultural Society Fair Board Fairgrounds Lewis Eaton Pittsfield Township Stan Piwinski Russia Township Bob Slusher North Ridgeville Roy Greene Jr Brighton Township Lyle Pierce Penfield Township Ronald Twining Huntington Township Joe Pickworth LaGrange Township

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