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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Friday, June 1 6, 1972
Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 16, 1972
State offers DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN
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LANSING (AP)-Between near-
d r o u g h t s and unseasonable
freezes, this has not been a good
year f s o u t h e r n Michigan
farmera.
Now, at least some help is
lt forthcoming.
Gov. William Milliken Wed-
nesday approved use of some
425,000 acres of government-con-
trolled farmland by growers in
24 drought-stricken counties.
Under the agerement, farmers
will be allowed to pasture or
harvest hay set aside under the
Cropland Adjustment Program,
similar to thesoil bank.
Payments to farmers to retire
this land from production will be
reduced an average 25 per cent,
state officials added.
Meanwhile, federal loans are
reportedly in the offing for grow-
ers in western and southwestern
Michigan devastated by a hard
freeze earlier this week.
Officials 'said they expect a
half dozen counties to be desig-
nated disaster areas after dam-
age assessments are tabulated,
probably next Wednesday.
Counties involved were: Wex-
ford, Missaukee, Iosco, Osceola,
Clare, Gladwyne, Arenac, Kent,
Gratiot, Newago, Mecosta, Isa-
bella, Midland Bay, Huron, Mus-
kegon, . Ottawa, Saginaw, Tus-
cola, Sanilac, Clinton, Shiawas-
see, Lapeer, and Macomb.
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William Shakespeare's IN REPERTORY
LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST
Exposes the folly of pedantry, and affectations with July 18-28
Chopin-like virtuosity.
Brendan Behan's
THE HOSTAGE July 19-29
Profound comment on Anglo-Irish relations and the
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WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF August 1-5
Perhaps the most important American dramatic work
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