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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1987

Page

3

Magnolia Dairy Farm preserved as agricultural island in King County

Gino Gualtieri’s 680 acre Magnolia Dairy Farm and 186 nearby farms were saved from development by King County’s 50 million farmland preservation program approved in 1979. The county bought development rights for 12,750 acres, ensuring 95 percent of preserved land remains open forever. the federal buyout forced the dairy out of business for five years.

Bothell Wash Magnolia Gino Gualtieri King County Gualtieri Seattle Lake Washington Olympic Mountains Walt Wojcik City Planning Commission LeRoy A. Jones Agriculture Program County Department of Planning and Community Development Jones

Financial management seminars for Ohio soybean members

The Ohio Soybean Association sponsors two two day financial management seminars on January 26 27 and February 23 24 at the Holiday Inn Columbus Worthington led by Roy C Ferguson of RCF Ltd Tulsa OK. Fees are 85 for members 115 for non members with 60 extra for additional family. Registration includes lunches notebooks and breaks.

Ohio Soybean Association Holiday Inn Columbus/Worthington Roy C. Ferguson RCF, Ltd Tulsa Ferguson Center Street Marion

Fed acreage program sparks Ohio farm debate

In Columbus Ohio farmers debate the 1987 Acreage Conservation Reduction Program with support from ASCS and Ohio Farm Bureau while Ohio Farmers Union chief Charles Nash warns it could drive prices below production costs through 1990. The plan pays farmers to idle land and reduce surpluses, with signups by March 30.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio Agriculture Organization Charles Nash Ohio Farmers Union U.S. Department of Agriculture Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Ray Waggoner ASCS Washington Ohio Farm Bureau Dean Simeral Nash Columbus Ohio Dwight Harris Waggoner

Fred and Clare Seek Water Bed Amid Morning Chaos

Fred endures a sleepless night as a leaky faucet and squeaky mattress rattle. He wakes Clare with plans to buy a water bed despite her skepticism about pricey, algae-friendly gadgetry touted on TV. Fred convinces her to explore the undulation option and shop, aiming relief from rheumatic pains and aches.

Clar’belle Fred Clare

The Country Wife Bed Tale Goes Under a Sea

Quirky verse recounts a tale of a couple purchasing a giant waterbed. Clara warns against foolish draining, while Fred lies atop the movable sea as memories of forebears and ghosts drift by. The unusual bed brings curious calm to their home.

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