06—Lancaster Faraiag, Saturday, March 15,1950
Adams extension visits Harrisburg
The Adams County Cooperative Extension Service Committee recently visited
Harrisburg to meet with area legislators for a discussion of Extension functions
in the county. Among participants in the third annual State Capital Day program
were, from the left, Daniel Winters, Frieda Johnson, Mary Grim, Sen. William
Moore, Glenn Slaybaugh Jr. and Daniel Hoffman.
Lancaster extension meets legislators
Members of the Lancaster County Cooperative Extension Service executive
committee recently met with area legislators in Harrisburg as part of the third
annual Capital Day to discuss Extension accomplishments and needs. Par
ticipating, from the left, were Sen. Ralph Hess, Sen. Clarence Manbeck,
Carlton Groff, Kirkwood; Sen. Richard Snyder, Rep. Noah W. Wenger, Mark S.
Hess, Lancaste; Donald L. Hershey, Manheim; and Rep. Kenneth Brandt.
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Mexico
inviting
bids
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Mexico has invited bids for
the sale of 10,000 tons of U.S.
rice, 90,000 tons of U.S.
soybeans, 25,000 tons of U.S.
cottonseed, and 80,000 tons of
U.S. corn and/or sorghum
for delivery to Mexico
during the first half of 1980,
according to Fred Welz,
acting general sales
manager of the US.
Department of Agriculture’s
Foreign Agricultural Ser
vice.
Welz said bids are to cover
corn and/or sorghum
shipments of 20,000 tons
monthly for March through
June delivery; rice ship
ments are to be in April, and
soybeans and cottonseed are
for March 15 to April 15
delivery.
“The purchase of each of
these coirimodities, except
cottonseed, is included in the
mid-January agreement
between the two countries,”
said Welz.
Inquiries should be
directed to Alfredo Gutierrez
Kirchner, Trade Office,
Embassy of Mexico, 1101
15th Street, N.W., Suite 507,
Washington, D.C 20005,
telephone 202/785-3214.
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