Montana stockgrowers push story to lawmakers and defend imports
Montana Stockgrowers Association leaders urge ranchers to brief legislators, argue agriculture supports statewide economy, and stress environmental stewardship. They note 16 percent higher meat imports in January to September 1972 and call for renewed import quotas. A Portland export quarantine station opens to aid livestock shipments, with Oregon Governor McCall praising its capacity and usefulness for income and future development.
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Montana Water Rights Bill Aims Central Records System
Hearings across Montana focus on a new Water Rights bill to create state records for permits and ownership of water. The bill would authorize the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation to administer procedures, collect data, and maintain centralized records in Helena while protecting existing rights and outlining dispute processes. It argues for environmental and resource management benefits and interstate considerations.
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Montana Department of Livestock
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Robert E. Miller
Water Law Advisory Council
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