Midwinter reflections on art and a lurid exhibit
A farm wife narrates a winter scene from a secluded kitchen to a moat like gorge. An emissary reports a distorting Oberlin museum show with whimsical and shocking pieces. A blue saw banner, white cubes, twine, plexiglass, a pink stairway, and a disembodied bathrobe accompany provocative paintings and a repellent baby carriage. The narrator votes for the blue banner while critiquing the disturbing exhibit and pondering Brer Rabbit shelter possibilities.
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Oberlin Museum
Cafe Au Lait
Howard Johnson
Farm subsidy debate looms over Carter farm policy
In a heated discussion on new farm legislation, lawmakers weigh production cost based subsidies and price supports. The debate pits activist federal pricing against minimal government involvement, with estimates showing subsidies possibly rising to 1.8 to 6.1 billion annually by 1982 if costs drive payments.
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House Agriculture Committee
Carter
Congressional Budget Office
Bate
Talmadge
Robert Dole
Kan
Star Builders timber designed farming building headline
Star Builders promotes timber designed buildings for farming with cost savings about half. Bill Starbuck and Pete Costello present plans prioritizing quality, adaptibility, durability, and production support. Located Route 113 South Amherst contact 986-5951 or 986-8022 for details and maintenance parts.
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Star Builders
Bill Starbuck
Pete Costello
Star
South Amherst
Star Builders, Inc
Spegalsts
Bergn Rexibuty
New Holland Balers Highlight Rock-Reliant Bayliner 273 Line
LaGrange Tractor Sales promotes New Holland Bayliner 273 balers as durable low-cost choices with optional twine or wire ties and multiple packages. Features include deep-throated hitch, reinforced bale chamber, three-joint PTO, and engine kit with Wisconsin THD option for tough baling. Open daily Route 201 LaGrange. RALEIGH AP tobacco and Grecian Teal import data follow.
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NEW Rolland
LaGrange Tractor Sales
LaGrange
New Holland
Bayliner
En Holland
iHzstivers
Sheep-shearing school invites FFA and 4-H members in Wooster
A sheep-shearing school offering instruction for Future Farmers of America chapters and 4-H clubs runs March 11 and 12 at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center in Wooster. Sessions are 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. Enrollment is limited to 30 with a $10 fee due by March 2 to Dr. Charles Martin. The program aims to teach proper handling, single-piece fleece removal, machine shearing for uniform wool, and leadership development.
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Future Farmers of America
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
Woosterly
Charles Martin
Ohio Agriculture and Research Development Center
Wooster
Ohio
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Pat Leimbach
National Farmer’s Union
Herman Talmadge
Senate Agriculture Committee
Areoo Low
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Wellington
Florence Parsons
Lorain County Farm Bureau
John Born
Henrietta
Carolyn Knapp
Wellington Methodist Church
Lorain County Farm Bureau Federation Board
Oberlin
Ray Twining
Jim Schaeffer
Rtes
Belden
CB Radio
Johnson
N. Center ST
Raleigh, N.C
U. S
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Viking
Kipton
Elevator Ass'n
Floyd Miller
East River St
Hawaii
Mrs. Miller
Jeff Bishop
Good’s Auction House
Creston
Hall Brothers
MEA
Ohio Department OF Agriculture
Cook Olmsted Falls
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