The Silent Revolution on Flood Insurance Racket
A critical exposé argues federal flood insurance schemes promote regional government control. It details HUD flood plain rulings, NFIA cooperation with elite insurers, subsidized policies, and mandatory coverage tied to grants and loans, urging readers to reject federal revenue sharing to preserve freedom and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Office of Community Affairs and Planning
INCOG
County Circuit Attorney
HUD
National Flood Insurance Association
NFIA
Water Street
New York
Federal Insurance Administration
Department of
Oklahoma
Republic-Vanguard Insurance Group
Dallas
Texas
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Counies
Winston Churchill
Chamber backs hospital site plan for Teton County
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce fully supports the Teton County Hospital District Trustees and the Teton Memorial Hospital Association in building a new hospital on the original site. They urge boards to decide location and design without outside interference and thank Fairfield residents for past support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Hospital District
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Fairfield
Teton Memorial Hospital
Teton County
Chamber of Commerce of
Choteau
Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Van Setten Appointed to County FmHA Committee
Louie A. Van Setten has been appointed to the Teton County FmHA Committee replacing Roy J. Konen whose three year term expired June 30. The committee of three decides loan eligibility and credit amounts and advises the County Supervisor on servicing FmHA loans. The other members are Bertha Meadows and Francis C. Folda. During the past fiscal year loans totaling $903,800 were made through the local FmHA office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie A. van Setten
Teton County
Fmha
Roy J. Konen
Robert H. Johnson
Farmers Home Administration Committee
Bertha Meadows
Chateau
Francis C. Folda
Fairfield
Reading the Family Health Insurance Review Guide
A guidance note urges a yearly health insurance check up to match a family's changing needs. It highlights reading all policy documents, considering sick leave, workers' comp, Social Security disability, life waiver provisions, and other protections. It notes rising health costs and urges shifting coverage away from small expenses to major costs.
Montana Small Grain Output Rises While Corn Drops
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service projects 1975 wheat at 133.2 million bushels up 11 percent from 1974 to set a possible state record. Winter wheat yield could reach 30 bushels per acre with a 15 percent rise in production, durum up 58 percent, and hard spring wheat down 5 percent. Barley and oats also rise with higher yields and harvest acreages. national all wheat is forecast at 2,187 million bushels, led by winter wheat at 1,637 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chateausteantha
Montana Press Association
Dick Nordiagen
Nena Association
U.S
Cal Steinberger
Ers
Federal
Savings and Loan
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
National Credit Union Administration
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
SCM
John Melcher
Washington, D.C
Denver H.E.W
Victor Esch
Esch
Board of Trustees
Joyce Robinson
Choteau Drug, Inc
Mont
Jerry Lussenden
Bart Henry
Hanusa
John - Jay
Stan
L. van Setten
GaGa
Packace
Yidel
Bologna
Wieners
Pearl
Joys Western
Sugar Western Family
Aim
Bing Cherries
Rex
Dan Mayson
Call
Bob Pourroy
Warren ‘Malcott
Hemtthugt
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