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Newspaper

Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1967

Page

3

Golden Eagle Passport funds Illinois outdoor lands

William T. Lodge cites Golden Eagle Passport as a seven dollar family pass funding the Land and Water Conservation Fund for national parks and recreation areas. Since 1965 four point seven two six million dollars has been allotted, with fifty percent reimbursement to approved local projects.

Golden Eagle Illinois William T. Lodge Illinois Department of Conservation Land and Water Conservation Fund Department of Conservation U. S. Department of Interior Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Lodge

Legislator workload sparks study on Illinois General Assembly

Fred Guild, longtime research head and Southern Illinois University bureau expert, uses a computer to map behavior of Illinois lawmakers during the 1965 biennial session. He notes nearly 4,000 bills in 4.5 months and widespread shortcut practices. He plans articles to show how debates, committees, and vetoes shaped productivity and public image.

Illinois General Assembly Springfield Fred Guild Guild Kansas Legislative Council Southern Illinois University Bureau of Public Affairs Research Bureau Senate Assembly Cairo Egypt Chicago Vienna Galatia Prairie du Indiana Bray-Zil Cape Girardeau U.S Tri- County

Post Office Postage Increase Sought For Auto Licenses

Secretary of State Paul Powell appeals a Postal Service ruling raising mailing cost for license plates from 14 to 19 cents per set. He notes no mail service improvement and points to funding strains for Illinois as the reason to keep 14-cent mailing. Powell sent the appeal to Postmaster General Lawrence OBrien in Washington.

Otto Kerner James A. Cassin First National Bank of Chicago Illinois Gov. Kerner Cassin Hill Alliance Paul Powell Post Office Department Post Office Powell Lawrence O’brien Washington, D.C

Middle-Aged Right to Steam Vented in Civic Plea

Curbstone remarks declare middle aged Americans 40 to 65 overworked and unappreciated with no organized outlet for anger. The piece contrasts welfare support for others with a call for government steps such as subsidies and vacations for middle aged workers before they age into disability.

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Fish and Pond Meeting and Gardening Tips Highlight Waterloo Area

The Farm Adviser's Desk notes a Konarcik Park pond and fish meeting hosted by Arlin H. Monroe County Farm Adviser with Don Garver discussing pond stocking, weed control, and sample fish. Gardening guidance covers rose pruning, climbers, and lawn webworm control ahead of an Illinois forestry camp in Frankfort and Lake West.

Arlin H Monroe County University of Illinois College of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service Konarcik Park Waterloo Don Garver Department of Conservation Garver John Garleb Valmeyer Lake West Frankfort Franklin County Lloyd Klindworth Illinois Technical Forestry Association ITFA State Division of Forestry Shawnee National Forest Vocational Technical Institute Carbondale

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