What is passe in Atlanta and boondocks status list
A humorous meditation on status trends from U S News and World Report. The author contrasts urban in and out lists across New York Houston Chicago San Francisco and Atlanta with boondocks life. He notes his own lack of status symbols yet asserts pride in a private gas well.
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News and World Report
New York
Atlanta
Houston
Chicago
San Francisco
U.S. News and World Report
Boonies
Bradies
Nebraska
Kansas
Wall Street Journal
Boondocks
Ag Land Trust draws fire over family farm future
Washington AP reports Ag-Land Trust a mutual fund plan to invest in farm land prompts concern about family farms and national food production. Sen George McGovern and reps Nolan and Richmond urge scrutiny and full congressional airing. Continent al Illinois Bank Merrill Lynch back the plan.
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Washington
Ag-Land Trust
George McGovern
D$.d
Carter Administration
Richard M. Nolan
Dminn
Fred Richmond
Dn.y
Congress
Continental Ilinois National Bank and Trust Co
Chicago
National Stock
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Bergland expected to ease storage bin loan restrictions
Agriculture Secretary Bergland likely will expand the farm storage facility credit program by lifting Nixon-era limits. If all constraints are removed, loans could return to the pre-1973 level of about 156 million dollars, aiding farmers in building on farm grain storage for corn, wheat and other crops.
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Carr
Don Paarlberg
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Ford
Paarlberg
Bernard Brenner
UPI
Washington
Bob Bergland
Ing
Department
Bergland
GOP
Farm Bureau Dinner and Auction Tonight
Campaign recognition event features campaign chairmen Mrs Iain County Farm Bureau Federation Carl Knapp and John Born of Hen ton Methodist Church speaking at 7 30 p m in Wellington Vel eration will be in the evening event with a local membership drive auction to boost Lo membership totals.
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Iain County Farm Bureau
Fed
Winners named at Wellington Holstein District meeting
Four youths and two adults were honored at the Wellington District Holstein Association annual meeting held at Pittsfield United Church with Ray Twining as master of ceremonies. Barbara Mohler and Rodney Knapp won junior division, Kathy Brandt and Dave Conrad top senior division, with other contestants receiving Holstein portraits.
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Denny Devies
Dick DeVies
Hawley Road
Pittsfield Township
Wellington District Holstein Association
Future Farmers of America
Wellington High School
Lorain County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
BeDeBe Farms
Gene Krebs
Barbara Mohler
Dave Conrad
Rodney Knapp
Kathy Brandt
Harold Brandt
Barbara
Kathy
Jeff Bishop
Wellington
Robert Mohler
Oberlin
Carl L. Knapp
West Rd
Paul Brandt
Clarence Conrad
Indian Hollow
Grafton
Lorain County
Tom Younglas
Pittsfield Progressive Workers
Rodney
Wellington McCormick School
Wellington Happy Farmers
Dave
Keystone High School
Penfield Co-Op Farmers
Amber Lewis
Scott Lewis
Roger Knapp
Kent Morgan
Gregg Morgan
Larry Younglas
John Burge
Jim Hanna
Mark Diedrick
Don Breyley
Wellington Holstein Club
Otis Pickworth
Jim Sheffield
Louis Abahazi
Clarence Parsons
Mike Yarosh
Hess Brothers
Rick Brill
Ronald Twining and Sons
Younglas Brothers
Andy Takacs
Brill Brothers
Don Crocker
Roy
Ronnie Baker
John Devin
HB. Rowland
Mike Yanosh
Mole Insurance Agency
James Sheffield
Pen-Park Farms
Kenneth Brill
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