Advertising/News Deadlines
For Holiday, Farm Show Issues
and January 6 issues. Many of these deadlines are the week
prior to the week of publication.
The deadlines are as follows:
December 30th Issue
Office Closed Christmas Monday, 1/25.
Public Sale Ads 5 p.m., Friday, 12/22 (past).
Mailbox Markets 5 p.m., Friday, 12/22 (past).
General News Noon, Thursday, 12/28.
Classified Section C Ads 5 p.m. Wednesday, 12/27.
All Other Classifieds 9 a.m., Thursday, 12/28.
January 6 , 1996 Farm Show Issue
Office Closed New Year’s Day Monday, 1/1.
Public Sale Ads 4 p.m., Friday, 12/22 (past).
Mailbox Markets 5 p.m., Friday, 12/22 (past).
General News Noon, Wednesday, 1/3.
Classified Section C Ads 5 p.m., Tuesday, 1/2.
Ail Other Classifieds 9 a.m., Wednesday, 1/3.
Sean McKinney
AmL Vie* President
Agriculture Loan Officer
John Eaton, Jr.
Aut. Vie* Preeldent
Agriculture Loan Offl
Pal Roeake
AgrieuNuro Credit
Admlnlatration Managi
Amy .
Agrleußura
Loan Coordlm
We would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas along with health and prosperity in the
New Year. In the spirit of the season we thank all of our customers for their continued support
and look forward to successful relationships in 1996.
(Continued from Pag* A 1)
Retort Donaldeon
Vice Pmldtnt
Agriculture Loan OKI
(9Q Lebanon Valley
ialti National Bank
Mtmkar r.D.LC. Cqoil Leader
Corporate Headquarters; 988 Willow Street, Lebanon. PA 17042
WASHINGTON, D.C.—The
American Crop Protection. Asso
ciation (ACPA) and the Agricul
tural Retailers Association (ARA)
announced joint guidelines to
assist the environmental cleanup
of retail agricultural chemical
dealer sites.
The new guidelines call for
both voluntary and fee-bas£cl
reimbursement mechanisms,
depending on the situation, and
are aimed at accelerating the
assessment and remediation of
contaminated sites.
ACPA President Jay J. Vroom
said, “We want to emphasize that
this joint agreement strengthens
our commitment to environmental
stewardship,”
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OHloar
717-274-6906
Crop Protection Associations
Announce Cleanup Cooperation
C«i Baum
AgriouKura
Banking Rapraaantatlva
Cancatlar farming, Saturday, Dacambar 23, 1995-A3l
As far as implementation is
concerned, ARA President Dr.
Paul Kindinger said, “We intend
to continue to work closely with
state and regional agricultural
chemical associations in address
ing this issue and believe that the
new guidelines will foster both
cooperation with them and greater
environmental stewardship.”
Common elements of the new
guidelines, whether voluntary or
fee-based, include:
•Confidential environmental
audits.
•Clean-up standards keyed to
the future use of the site.
•Acceptance by appropriate
state authorities of completed
remediation programs.
Travla Wtrlty
Agriculture Loan
Officer Trainee
Jan GrMnawalt
Agriculture
Loan Coordinati
>.nMd«rf«r
ir« Swratary
Key features of voluntary pro
grams include incentives to prop
erty owners, provided sites do not
represent immediate threats to
health or the environment, and
flexible cleanup schedules. Essen
tial provisions of fee-based prog
rams are maximum and minimum
balances for the remediation fund,
significant financial deductibles
for dealers and growers to initiate
cleanup, ceilings on total reim
bursement per remediation, and
collection of fees at the retail deal
er level.
To date, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
and Illinois have enacted legisla
tion establishing agricultural
chemical cleanup programs.
Approximately 20 more states,
including Ohio and Pennsylvania,
have established voluntary reme
diation programs available to
everyone, including dealers,
growers, and industrial users.
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