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Third-place Lancaster County team in FFA poultry judging from Penn Manor
High School, shown with Gus Birchier, coach, included, from the left, Jim
Alexcih, Tanya Green and Steve Appel.
Poultry judging
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wiividuals included Steve
Smith, Ephrata, 451.5
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Top individual finisher in the Lancaster County
FFA poultry judging was Steve Smith, of Ephrata.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, {March 15,1980—€
Theresa Luckenbill, Penn
Manor, 421.3; Steve Appel,
Penn Manor, 419.3; Mike
Eberly, New Holland, 418.8;
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Holland, 413.8.
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Service, Assistant
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Bobby Smith announced
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the USDA’s transportation
and marketing services, also
announced that Harvey L.
Ford Jr., moved up on
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deputy administrator for
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until a new administrator is
appointed to replace Francis
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ministrator for the agency.
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1966, Lee has held various
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programs. Before that, he
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biologist with the U.S.
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is a native of Cadiz, Ohio,
and holds several degrees in
biology and chemistry.
Ford was assistant deputy
administrator for national
programs in Washington,
D.C., and was the south
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biology degree from Rich
mond University and is a
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