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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1977
Page
5
A long interview sketches Jane Robertson a Kansas born cellist and former divorcee who seeks stability on a farm after a roaming life in jazz, Europe, and Mexico. She muses on marriage, faith, and the lure of farm life while the narrator reflects on farm wives' sacrifices and dreams.
University of Dayton Research Institute built a stationary windmill like a sidewise radiator to generate electricity from wind. An $85,600 NSF grant funds the effort to cut maintenance and cost. The team also worked nine years under a Air Force contract to design a generator without moving parts.
About 170 U S animals and 1700 plants face endangered or near listing. A grizzly bear may range over as much as 168 square miles, highlighting broad habitat concerns alongside protection efforts.
Tom Patton fourteen displays a poster for the Renegades, a 4-H horse club, with his horse Hawkeye Sun-In-My-Eyes. He stands with brother Mike fifteen and Laurie Wowk thirty four holding the sign. Tom serves as treasurer and Laurie as secretary. Their parents live on Case Road in North Ridgeville.
Government figures show Americans spent about 198.7 billion on food in 1976, about 16.8 percent of disposable income, down from 17.1 percent in 1975. Tobacco outlays reached 16.5 billion, 1.39 percent of disposable income, the lowest in a decade but rising with population and income.
The Renegades 4-H horse club seeks members led by adviser Patton with Kristen Levebeck and Bonnie Irelan assisting. Meetings include the Lucky Horseshoes on March 21 at the Meehans and a bake sale by Ghost Riders on March 26 at Jamie’s Flea Market. A horse show is planned for May 22 at Crazy W Ranch with sponsorships possible via Pam Faragher or Peggy Goglin.
Ohio's agriculture sector saw a 13 percent rise in injuries in 1976, per Monitor magazine. It notes 894 lost time claims filed statewide, a 24 percent drop in days lost, and that about one third of claims involved workers aged 18 to 25.
The Keystone Chapter of the Future Farmers of America offers flower and vegetable seeds for sale as a money making project. Interested buyers may contact any FFA member to place orders.
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