Hearings on Upper Colorado River Plan Opened
Hearings began January 18 under Howse Subcommittee on Reclamation with aim of fair hearings for all views on the overall development plan. Chairman Reed stressed equal opportunity and open-minded conduct, warning against unlimited time for any side while inviting written statements to be entered into the record. Wyoming visitors listed included Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs. Kirkbride, Elmer Brock, Charles Astier, Howard Black, Mr. and Mrs. Budd, and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. Internal Revenue Service will distribute 25,000 tax teaching kits to schools to prepare future taxpayers. The discussion also touched on Smith Act implications and President Eisenhower’s insistence on serving all the people, amid broad economic concerns.
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Wyoming First To Adopt Hot Signs
Wyoming leads states in adopting new hot safety stop signs now common across the state. The octagonal signs have silver letters on a reflective background, 30 inches in diameter, replacing old farm tow and black warning markers. Safety officials plan to place them at major intersections, noting eastern states and Colorado Utah departments adopted them earlier for night driving effectiveness. Clearance sale notices follow.
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Aliens to regain seized property under wartime measure
Washington Jan 27 The House Interstate Commerce Committee favorably reports a bill extending claims filing for property seized from aliens during World War II. The measure aims to return property and money to innocent individuals harmed by government action, following Senate passage last year.
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Forest Service reorganizes to boost ranges and watersheds
The Forest Service outlines reforms to aid livestock producers and safeguard national forest interests. Upstream flood control, cooperative research with state stations, and consolidation of national forests and experimental stations aim to improve administration and economies. Water from forest watersheds supports irrigation, hydro power, and cities across the West.
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Secretary of Agriculture Gets Forest Service Annual Report
Forest Service Chief Richard E. McArdle announced the annual report to the Secretary of Agriculture Evra Taft Benson. The report notes national forests as valuable public property and outlines grazing, timber, recreation, and fire suppression activity. It covers receipts from forest resources, county distributions, grazing capacity, and investments in roads, trails, and range land, reflecting the service's conservation mandate.
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