University budget push faces rising enrollments in Wyoming
Wyoming editor notes that only about 64.8 percent of the University budget would come from state funds for the 1959-61 period, with 35.2 percent from other sources. He warns that reducing appropriations would force higher student fees, enrollment limits, staff cuts, and curtailment at the University and junior colleges, given booming enrollments and expanding facilities.
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Laramie
Universty of Wyoming
Wyoming
Dederak
University
Sunior
University of Wyoming
Sagebrush Spraying Program Discussed At County Meeting
Agricultural Extension agent and county officials discussed the sagebrush spraying program in the county. Dana Focher reported on the Soil Conservation Needs inventory being conducted by the SCS. Dorothy Orgill was elected secretary and the major-agency council plans the next meeting for February 17.
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Wa Se
Acne Vulgaris in Teen Years A Wyoming Medical Tip
A Wyoming medical note explains acne vulgaris as a common adolescent skin disorder affecting the face neck chest and back. It covers causes hormonal changes, symptoms such as papules pustules and comedones, varying severity, and emphasizes professional care when needed. It then lists home care steps including cleansing, gentle massage, avoiding squeezing, hygiene, hair care, shaving tips, and general health advice like rest and exercise.
County extension advisory council planned for 1959 60
County residents are invited to join an advisory cabinet for the Extension service. The council will review the past year, offer suggestions for 1959 60, and assist with planned programs. Also notes include gas tax refund forms, sagebrush spraying plans, and vaccination drive for heifer calves.
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County Extension Service
Grant Beck
A S
Gert
Policy Committee Taps Keith Thomson for GOP Direction
Rep Keith Thomson of Wyoming named to a 21 member Republican policy committee to steer policy direction and tactics in the House. Chairman Rep John W Byrnes will lead the group as it advises the President and helps define Republican positions amid leadership changes and budget tensions.
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Keith Thomson
Wyoming
House
Thomson
John W Byrnes
Wisconsin
Joseph W. Martini
Massachusetts
Charles Halleck
Byrnes
Senate
Leathercraft Club Meeting Notes at Legion Hall
A feathercraft meeting was held at the Legion Hall January 24 with 17 members present. Members faced and worked on projects. The next meeting will be at the Legion Hall February 21. Judy Thornton, Reporter.
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Legion Hall
the Legion Hall
Judy Thornton
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