Congress Has Shortchanged The West In Highways Probe
A reader notes Western underrepresentation on a new special committee to investigate the Oral Aid Highway Program. The West lacks western voices, with no Intermountain or Pacific members and insufficient regional balance amid heavy federal highway funding and vast Western land and transport issues.
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For Sale 6 mo old White Zig Zag Sowing with 19 year Guarantee
For sale a 6 month old white Zig Zag sowing with a 19 year guarantee. Party with good credit may finance nine payments of 7.76 or discount for cash. Write TE MANAGER, Tax 250, Korth Platte.
Congressman Keith Thomson Named to American Legion NDGM Committee
Rep Keith Thomson AR-Wyo announced his appointment as a general member of the National Distinguished Guests Committee of the American Legion. His term runs until the close of the 1960 Fall Meeting of the National Executive Committee. Thomson praised the action and pledged to support Legion programs.
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Thomson
National Executive Committee
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Thomson Aid
Spokesmen Urged to Return Warvest Questionnaires
The Wyoming game and fish department urged sportsmen who received 1959 game harvest questionnaires to return them. The survey, conducted with the University of Wyoming, collects data to inform statewide game and bird harvest estimates and hunting needs.
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Big Piney Punchers Win Finale at Kemmerer Meet
The Big Piney Punchers secured a victory in the Kemmerer weekend meet, finishing with a win in the final game. The team dominated the matchup, completing their weekend with a strong performance.
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Aliens Must Register Annually In January
District Director John T Clingan of the Immigration and Naturalization Service notes the annual alien address report increases naturalization applications. Most aliens in the United States must report their address every January, with January through March seeing about 30 percent more applications. Diplomats, accreditations to certain international organizations, and temporary agricultural workers are exempt. Forms are available at INS offices with staff to answer inquiries.
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Immigration and Naturaliialion Guince
United States
United State
Clingan
Hunting Licenses for 1960 Sales Begin After January
The Game and Fish Department announces 1960 hunting licenses will not be sold until after January 1. Nonresident licenses will be available from license dealers on January 1. Applications for nonresident deer licenses will be accepted after January 1. Resident deer and elk licenses go on sale after February 1.
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