Pesticide Advisers Meet in Colorado to Review Risks
The Colorado Department of Agriculture convened the Pesticide Advisers Committee for its first and final session in Denver. No decisions were taken, but a statement said no obvious imminent danger from pesticides in Colorado was found. Members include researchers from University of Colorado and Denver, state agencies, and industry representatives. The panel will reconvene in about six weeks and will align with two existing groups as a state law restricting pesticides takes effect next January.
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Colorado Department Ofagriculture
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Nokdes
Colorado Department of Agriculture
Clinton E. Jeffers
Jamies P. Lodge
National Center For * Atmospheric Research At
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State Air Pollution Control Commission
B. Curtis Johnson
University of Colorado Department of Chemical Engineering
Kenneth R. Porter
Department of Biological Sciences
The
University of Denver
Robert E. Reiss
Game, Fish and Perks
Larry Mounee
Colorado Department of Health, Pesticide Research Project
Department of Enteral
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Berry Lee Willard
Thorns Biologics Foundation
Boulder
A. J. Sullivan
State
Department of Agriculture
Aga Jeffers
Chetakeal
Chemical Advisory
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John Love
Jeffers
Colo
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Wyoming
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Alfalfa Larvae Increasing Insect Disease Report Says
Weld County Extension reports rising alfalfa weevil larvae counts in local fields with 30 to 99 in some areas and 10 to 60 in others. Replanting may be needed northeast of Greeley due to wire worm damage. Extension horticulturist Charles Urano notes June beetle grubs and miller moths appearing. control recommendations include soil and chemical options. Urano urges residents to use Poison Control Center numbers 362-4121 and 776-1422 for assistance.
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Charles Urano
Extension
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Greeley
Elmer Rothman
Extension Agronomist
Urany
Howies Tree Service
Urano
Furthcorn
Polson Control Center
Weld County
Weld County General Hospital
Longmont Community Hospital
Appeals Court Approves Oil Judgment in 1960s Dispute
Colorado's District Court ruling in a 1963 drilling dispute involving Ferebee Feldt and Maytag was affirmed by the Court of Appeals. The case centered on an oil field with multiple wells and a contested operating agreement. The justices, in an opinion by Judge Philly Dullars, upheld a $62,248 judgment for Jale C. b. and others named in the suit.
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Willard W. Tugh
la Plata
Denver
Calorada
Drang Court of Appeals
Maytag
Colorado Springs
Hell
Ferebee J
Feldt
Philly Dullars
Co-Ops Issue Guidelines for Visits to Congressmen
The National Council of Warmer Cooperatives released two folders with tips for Warmers visiting Congress in Washington. Guidelines advise visiting as businesspeople, letting the congressman lead discussions, avoiding vote-peddling, and staying persistent if a member is unavailable.
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Council of Warmer Cooperatives
Congress
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Indonesian Navy Sinks Mystery Ship
Indonesian Navy says it sank an unidentified foreign vessel believed to be carrying arms for Communist rebels in Kalimantan. West Kalimantan commander Brigadier Got Sue madi alleged the rebels along the Sarawak border received arms from a major unnamed country.
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Avy Bas
Kalimantan
Zorneo
Antara
Jagtcy
West Kalimentan
Got
Sue ‘Madi
Early Advice Is Still Valid
The report, attributed to D.I.B, argues cities contaminate watercourses with sewage and slavelines. It urges revycling wastes into fertilizer to protect health and avoid impunity for ongoing violations, as presented in the 1855 Commissioner of Maltents report.
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Waslington
Farm Costs Hit New High as Motor Prices Jump
The Agriculture Department reports April prices pushed up farmers costs by about 26 percent from March, with motor vehicles and tractors driving the rise. Retail costs rose for most items, but farmers’ share of the food dollar edged down to 38 cents, while market baskets show shifts between farmers and middlemen.
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Washington
Aparns
Thiryev
Sayy
Culture Department
Don Kendall
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Agriculture Department
UBDA
Tagis
Dlainien
Linn
Fathers Day Beef Campaign Launched by Colorado Cowbelles
The Colorado Cowbelles promote Fathers Day beef with a broader “Tenderly yours” program. The slogan originated from Mrs Clarence Currie of Collbran in 1853 and Governor Laye signed June 20 1971 as Reef for Fathers Day. The group, part of the Colorado Dairy Women’s Association, pursues professional marketing methods for nationwide and international outreach.
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Colorado Cowbelles
Colorado
Demen's Association
Vane Fom
Grand Junction
Clarence’ Currie
Collbran
Col
Laye
CalQemen’s Association
Kennett
Sheierman
US Tanker Crash Near Guadalajara Kills Five Crew
A U S tanker from Torrejon Air Base crashed near Centenera Spain amid violent weather. Villagers report four sheep dead and five crewmen killed as the aircraft attempted a refueling and failed to reach safety.
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