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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1969
Page
15
A narrator recalls Enrico Gigliotti, a former student who becomes a construction superintendent on a multi building school project. Gigs coordinates 20 to 30 subcontractors, negotiates with architects and unions, and earns respect for skill despite limited formal schooling. The piece contrasts academic effort with hands on labor and reflects on education and self taught expertise.
A USDA economist concludes that consumers pay less for beef and pork than government reports suggest. Lawrence A. Duewer's study in Detroit, Philadelphia, Chicago, Denver and San Francisco finds sale prices cut beef by 5.97 cents and pork by 4.88 cents per pound beyond regular price reductions, with volume effects accounting for most of the savings. He notes BLS data may understate total discounts.
Industrial Builders advertises pole type buildings as the farmer's solution to rising costs, claiming up to 40 percent savings versus conventional methods. Bill Starbuck, president, offers tailored designs for housing animals, machinery, materials, or crops with adaptable siding options and various window and door layouts. Visit the Rt 113 office and warehouse near Rt 58 or call 986-5951 for complete service.
Elyria Industrial Equipment advertises reusable single and double wire braid hydraulic hoses with fittings, adapters, and accessories. They stock hoses from 4 inch to 1 inch, offer many adapters to fit machines, and plan to update stock as new models appear. They promote Oliver parts and offer service on Oberlin Road and West Avenue, with phone number 322-7228.
Entomology exhibits at the Farm Science Review will showcase current research techniques for studying biology and control of arthropod pests. The Ohio State University air port Don Scott Field hosts Sept 23 to 25 with trapping methods, attractant baits, suction and light traps. Live insects will be shown. Robert B. Treece of the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center comments. In Omaha, Nebraska, the mid 1930s saw 100,000 farms with sales of $20,000 or more. today there are five times that number.
Dr. R Q Kelley, WVU extension dairy specialist, says proper pasture use lowers costs and maintains production. High producing cows should graze first on new pasture, then be moved to fresh fields while others feed on leftovers. Always complement pasture with silage or hay to prevent bloat and preserve butterfat.
An international effort to halt the wheat price war and stabilize prices may stay low key for some time. A Nixon administration source said working level meetings of international technicians will continue but no summit of policy officials with authority to commit governments is likely soon. The source said there will probably be no meeting of real importance for some time as the aim is to let things cool down.
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