Livestock Men Object to Top Forest Brass
Colorado livestock producers report generally friendly relations with land managers but critics say top forest service officials act arbitrarily. Rep. Aspinall released 628 responses showing 306 positive views of federal agencies and 226 condemning top officials as arbitrary. Responses also reveal debates over grazing permit cuts cited as necessary for watershed protection and overgrazing prevention. The survey aims to find an equitable solution to growing tensions between stockmen and federal land managers.
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State records show Washington budget deficit in June
Olympia, June 10. The governor cited excessive welfare costs as a major cause of Washington's budget crack. The state general fund shows about 12 million dollars in the red, warning of ongoing financial strain in the coming year.
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Deficit Projection Amid Governor’s Legislative Powers
The creator warns a deficit of 40 million dollars by the end of the biennium through March 31. Savings department funds have been exhausted. The governor cannot restrict the legislature’s action and it may tackle other matters it deems necessary.
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