Virginia farm outlook in 1980s sparks mixed plans
Virginia's Agriculture Opportunities Commission warns of a bleak 1980s as net farm income may stay near 1978 levels despite a 50 percent rise in gross income. The report cites aging farmers, declining farms, and inflation squeezing costs, while poultry shows growing prospects and energy-linked farm products gain attention.
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Howard P. Anderson
Halifax
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Frank W. Nolen
Augusta County
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Neta Oys
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Death row escapee Ralph Martin finds life after jail
The article recounts Ralph Clarence Martin, once condemned to death for murder and robbery with his confederates, later receiving clemency and rebuilding life as a camp maintenance worker. It covers his health battles, heart surgery, and hopes for a pardon while seeking a normal life with his wife.
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Ralph Martin
Martin
Almond
Ralph Stillas
Ralph
Walls
State Penitentiary
Camp 7
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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Artin
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Jose
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Riley
Front Royal
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