Water resources effort grows amid national concern
The piece discusses how water shortages prompt action from federal and state governments. It notes Secretary Udall’s warning that water is the most abused natural resource and cites President Johnson on pursuing a lasting abundance of fresh water. It describes the Office of Water Resources Research funding, drought studies, and the Water Resources Planning Act of July 22 to establish river basin commissions with joint funding.
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Water Crisis and the Path to Conservation
The article argues that water shortages stem from uneven natural supplies and rising per capita use. It cites Udall on funding priorities, lists domestic and industrial uses, waste, and leaks, and urges coordinated federal and state action, conservation, and improved data to prevent future shortages.
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Free market path for farm problem urged
A letter criticizes farm subsidies and price supports as wasteful to taxpayers and harmful to free enterprise. It argues for phased removal over five to ten years, citing butter sales to East Germany and the need to restore market forces, urging a return to the free market with payroll savings.
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