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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1979
Page
15
A patient describes a leg injury from election day, detailing failed surgeries and a flood of conflicting at home remedies from doctors, nurses, and laypeople. The piece laments contradictory advice while noting the wound’s stubborn healing and praising nurses’ practical wisdom.
The Revenue Act of 1978 alters taxation of long term capital gains for farmers. Beginning after October 31 1978 only 40 percent of long term gains will be taxed, effectively excluding 60 percent from taxable income. The same 60 percent deduction applies to installment payments received after that date, reducing 1978 and 1979 tax consequences per Ohio State Extension experts.
A survivor recounts nearly two decades in a Kansas cult called the Farmer family. Led by a bald “father” and his lieutenant “Mother” the group enforced strict marriage, conditioning, and daily brainwashing amid punishments, drinking, and forced labor before the members were sent to college and eventually expelled at 19. The cult later dissolved, though memories linger in dreams.
Oregon? Actually Ohio convention details: February 5 to 7 at Veterans Memorial Auditorium and Neil House Hotel. Sessions cover sweet corn tomatoes pickles potatoes and truck crops with topics on Maize Dwarf Mosaic Virus, corn variety updates, irrigation, grading, field seeding, pickle market, food processor views on machine harvesting, pest management and insect traps. Executives from Ohio State University OSU WOOSTER and other universities participate along with specialists to share updates and exchange ideas.
Sperry New Holland and LaGrange Tractor Sales promote savings on hay and forage equipment with options including interest-free financing until set dates and New Holland Winter Buyer's Dividend checks. February ends the offers and a February purchase can yield a $1200 check on selected combines. other equipment ranges from forage harvesters to balers.
Barry Kopp was elected president of the North Ridgeville Lucky Horseshoes 4-H Club with Mau reen Meehan as vice president and Sherry Perkins as secretary. Other officers include Sharon Gall treasurer Shelley Butler reporter and Marilyn Meehan recreation director. Advisors are Lucille Butler George Meehan and Brenda Kopp. A frog kicking and tob e gaming party is planned for Feb 2 with Feb 9 as alternate. The group meets the second Monday monthly at North Ridgeville City Hall community room. Members may contact the advisors to join. Also Gary Burgess of Grafton organized a Lorain County horsemen 4-H Club inviting new members to join horsemanship and show competition and trail rides. Contact Eva Weber at Lorain County Extension Service 42670 Telegraph Rd to join.
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