Plagiarism Stirs a Country Wife Anniversary
Dorothea Thompson's letter from Jasper Minnesota prompts a columnist to recall a Mothers Day column that lifted his lines. He confronts the plagiarism, recalling laws and ethics, while noting the pressures of deadlines. He chooses restraint, wishing the writer well on 15 years as Country Wife.
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Farmers in toughest time near half-century
United Press International reports a triple squeeze on farmers with low spirits, high costs, and tight credit. Wheat and corn costs rise, milk remains relatively strong in dairy, while hog and livestock earnings lag far behind. Farmers fear deeper sales next season as government purchases and embargoes shape prices.
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Mushroom industry outlook clouded by imports and overexpansion
The mushroom sector faces a dimmed outlook due to rapid expansion and rising imports. Fresh-market sales jumped 268 percent to 228 million pounds in 1979 from 62 million in 1970, with total market growth at 9.8 percent annually. prices have fallen about one third, with fresh quotes at 60 to 65 cents a pound. Imports blamed for price drops, with Merrill Lynch noting top players like Butler Counts Growers, Ralston Purina, Castle & Cooke dominating about 75 percent of the market. Campbell Soup could emerge as a strong competitor given its financial strength and growth plans.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Board to set 1981 appointments
Lorain County Farm Bureau Board of Trustees will finalize the 1981 program year appointments at a Thursday meeting. The session is at the Production Credit Association office on Route 58 in Oberlin at 8 30 p.m. There will be no July board meeting, according to board president Lou Morlock.
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4-H livestock fitting and group meeting clinic planned
Wayne County 4-H hosts a two part showing clinic June 9 from 2 to 5 PM at the County Fairgrounds Wooster. Sessions cover beef sheep swine dairy goats with emphasis on type and selection, plus a demonstration on showing animals and practice judging. Registration closes by 2 PM at the Wayne County Fair 4-H office. Eva Weber Lorain County 4-H agent is a contact.
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