House Rejects Cuts and Pullout Date in Arms Bill
The House rejected attempts to cut the 2.3 billion arms bill and to set a pullout deadline, voting 334 to 59 to approve sending the measure onward. Opponents warned that delaying or weakening strategic arms limits could undermine U.S. bombing projects and the Trident program as part of wider arms control talks.
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US Farm Exports Pace Set to Top Record
U S farm exports move at a record pace in the current fiscal year. For 11 months since last July 1 they total $7.22 billion, about $100 million above the July May pace of the 1970-71 peak. May exports rose to $712 million from $624 million a year earlier, while April values stood at $428 million. Grain totals lag prior year, with wheat at 49 million bushels and soybeans up due to higher prices and larger volumes. A USDA report warns antibiotic use in animal feeds requires evaluation of human health and ecological effects.
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Area Corn and Beet Crops Rated Good Across State
State crop report shows corn and beet crops in good to very good condition in many areas amid moisture. Some eastern plains faced hail damage, while beans and alfalfa progress lag behind last year. Winter grains show slower growth due to recent moisture and cooler weather.
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Steer roping rivalries spark at age span in Pueblo event
In Pueblo, veteran horseman Harmen, 73, mentors a younger steer roper and recalls decades of pairing with partners like Teyeur while a boy of 11 learns the ropes. The junior contender competes amid a community rally for rodeo skills and family ties, with talk of retirement and long friendships shaping the scene.
Game Fish Split With State Parks Division This Saturday
Colorado splits Game and Fish and Parks into separate divisions within the Department of Natural Resources. Parks will have 38 full time staff and Wildlife about ten times that number. Harry Woodward remains in charge of the parks division while George OMalley oversees the parks split. The change ends a 1963 merger sparked by fee funding disputes and aims to create clearer budgeting and dedicated operations for each agency.
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Sugar sale to Red River Growery may delay
Denver based American Crystal Sugar Co. may delay the July 1 deadline for its sale to the Red River Growery Co op. President W Briggs cited complexities in finalizing the sale agreement with the North Dakota Minnesota group. He did not see a fatal delay beyond November 20 and noted no objections from the U S Justice Department. Briggs said weather will shape the second half while the first half should be good due to a large carryover of low cost sugar from labor.
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