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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1992
Page
7
A farmer recounts winter harvest in cold December, reflecting on work, weather, and family. Russ Schmalz helps with the Christmas star atop a grain elevator as Orrin and the narrator drive wagons, haul soybeans, and endure a brisk farm day. He recalls past seasons, gear, and the labor of keeping the bin’s moisture in check while dreaming of a better market.
The five year agricultural census will ask every farmer and rancher to disclose any on farm accidents for 1992. Officials aim to quantify injuries and deaths to guide subsidy programs, research, and rural development. Two million four page questionnaires are being mailed with February responses due.
Milwaukee reports that critics of the National Dairy Board collected 14 500 signatures to force a national farmer referendum next year on abolishing the board which is funded by a 5 cent per 100 pounds milk charge. If verified by the USDA, the move could trigger a mid year referendum. Farmers praise volunteers and note milk prices fell to a 13 year low while supporters defend the board’s ad and research role.
Lorain County Community College opened winter quarter registration with diverse course options across day night and weekend formats including interactive television at 12 county sites. Regular registration runs to December 18 with late registration December 28 to January 6 and classes start January 4.
Avon residents gain a drop-off site behind city hall on Detroit Road open sunup to sundown seven days a week. The site accepts aluminum and steel cans newspapers glass and plastic numbers 1 or 2. The opening was Saturday with Avon Women’s Club representatives and city officials. Rules emphasize rinsing and sorting cans bottles and paper and avoiding nonrecyclables to prevent contamination and potential landfill disposal by sanitation workers. The program aims toward eventual curbside recycling and wider participation.
Governor George Voinovich faces harder odds selling a tax increase after November tax receipts beat expectations by 65.5 million dollars, erasing a prior four month lag and prompting budget director Gregory Browning to push for continued spending cuts. Senate President Aronoff and House Speaker Rufe prepare options as lawmakers reconvene to review needs and potential permanent tax measures for the next two-year cycle.
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