Sheep lobby pushes to lift poison ban on wildlife control
Washington insiders reveal confidential Wool Growers Association plans to pressure EPA and Congress to ease restrictions on use of government banned poisons to kill predators. Ed Marsh and attorney Arthur Lee Quinn coordinate political action with Interior and Agriculture, arguing benefits to sheep herds and consumer costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson Waston
America
National Wool Growers Association
Ed Marsh
EPA
Environmental Protection Agency
Marsh
Washington
Arthur Lee Quinn
Quinn
Interior and
Agriculture Departments
Sen
John Tower
R-Tex
William Ruckelshaus
Denver
LEPA Proposal for 200000 Lobbyists Stirs Alabama Debate
LEPA proposes spending 200000 on professional lobbyists to influence Montgomery on law enforcement funding. Critics call the plan a misuse of taxpayer money and argue LEPA should lobby directly for public safety measures. The proposal targets groups like the Alabama Peace Officers Association and the Fraternal Order of Police with 50000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Law Enforcement Planning Agency
Lepa
Custer
Little Big Horn
Montgomery
Alabama
Robert Davis
Calhoun Junior College
Alabama Peace Officer’s Association
Alabama Sheriffs’ Association
Fraternal Order of Police
Alabama District Attorneys’ Association
Davis
Legislator Praises Ben Windham and Decatur Daily
Letter from David B. Cauthen, Alabama House member, lauds Ben Windham for insightful coverage of the State Legislature in The Decatur Daily. He credits the newspaper with informing the public and criticizes LEPA funding and lobbyist costs as wasteful, urging public action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Windham
Decatur Daily
The
Daily
Ben
David B. Cauthen
House of Representatives
Morgan County
A Clergyman Reflects on Christian Callings and Social Reform
The speaker argues Christ remains the core answer to social issues yet cites Wesley Wilberforce and Penn as precedents. He notes public protests against social evils, but clarifies his calling is evangelism. He blames church apathy on weak love for God and neighbor, urging reform as a by product of faith.
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Christ
Wesley
Wilberforce
William Penn
America
H. E
Decatur Daily postal and subscription policy note
The Decatur Daily notes misstatement policy and invites grievances for correction. It lists mailing addresses, postal class, and pricing for daily and Sunday editions, including trade zone and outside trade zone rates, carrier delivery options, and monthly charges.
Bible Sets Forth Basic Joys In Life
An inspirational column by Dr. Willard Stallcup argues three basic joys every person should seek: building a home, planting a vineyard, and marrying a wife. He notes God’s plan and family bonds as sources of peace, purpose, and happiness, citing Deuteronomy for example.
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Willard Stallcup
Grace Baptist Church
Stallcup
Bob Jones University
Western Carolina University
Michigan State
Midwestern Baptist Seminary
Israel
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