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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1985

Page

6

Spring Breathes Life for Steers at 86 and 90

A writer recalls Marjorie and Jim Steer once rich in wood craft and world peace advocacy. Now in a Sandy Spring Quaker home at 86 and 90 they share a life of letters, grandchildren, and mutual care. Marjorie still pens a peace column while Jim tends a kitchen garden and supports a Russia exchange initiative as spring endures in their days.

Marjorie Jim Steer Mary Lewis Ladrach Steers Jim Fine Woods Washington Maryland Marge Friends Home Soviet Woman United Nations Russia

Bright idea from farm economist to curb production

Wilmington Ohio AP report cites farm economist Donald Chafin proposing higher natural gas prices to raise fertilizer costs, shrink production, lift crop prices, and restore farmer profits. He argues reduced output would avert bankruptcies and cut federal farm payments, while noting farmers prefer producing more to idle land.

Wilmington, Ohio Donald Chafin Wilmington College Chafin Reagan

Wheat growers fury over textile policy confrontation

The National Association of Wheat Growers denounces Reagan administration import restraints as inconsistent with policy. President Henry Neshem cites a $1 billion drop in foreign wheat sales over two seasons and warns overseas policy overlooks agricultural customers. He targets textile interests and labor unions backing protectionism as harming farmers, with China cited as a recent retaliator.

Don Kendall Washington National Association of Wheat Growers Henry Neshem Association Neshem United States China U.S

Protestors disrupt farm foreclosure sale in Missouri

Eight people were arrested after a militant coalition of farmers and union workers tried to shout down the Clinton County foreclosure sale at Plattsburg. Organizers Missouri Groundswell demanded a three month moratorium on foreclosures while about 700 acres of the 800 acre Perry Wilson farm were sold to the Federal Land Bank of St. Louis for 312000.

Craig Hors Associated Press Plattsburg, Mo Clinton County Rob DeFreece Perry Wilson Missouri Groundswell Marvin Porter Randy Wilson Perry Perry Jr Federal Land Bank of St. Louis Lawrence Fisher Clinton Perry Wilson Sr Missouri Highway Patrol

Fertilizing clinic set at Lorain County Fairgrounds

A fertilizer and sprayer calibration clinic is set for Tuesday March 26 at Lorain County Fairgrounds. The event runs 9 30 am to 4 pm sponsored by Lorain Soil and Water Conservation District with speakers Mike Dailey and Dave Lightle and outdoor sprayer demonstrations. Lunch reservations at 322 1228. If weather delays the field calibration part moves to March 29. Bring spreader and fertilizer for hands on calibration. For more information contact Lorain SWCD at 1575 Lowell St Elyria 44035.

Wellington Lorain County Fairgrounds Lorain Lorain- Swcd Office Lowell St Elyria Ohio

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