4-H Citizenship Honors Highlight Oklahoma Winners
Norman Mindrum describes 4-H youths as typical concerned citizens working to improve air and water quality and aid the disadvantaged. The 1970 national citizenship award went to Latriece Baker of Carter and Larry Shockey of Chickasha, with scholarships and a trip to Chicago.
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America
Norman C. Mindrum
National
Mindrum
Cooperative Extension Service
Chicago
United States
Thomas E. Wilson
National Committee
Wilson
Pients
Oklahoma
Latriece Baker
Carter
New York
Washington, D.C
Selecting Shade Trees for Kansas Yards and Streets
Kansas State University forester Gary Naughton advises hardy native species such as honey locust sycamore hackberry ash and oak for replacements after Dutch elm disease. Consider crown shape mature size and space from wires, avoid rapid growth, choose six to eight foot transplanted stock, and use fertilization watering mulching and protection to ensure healthy trees and varied neighborhoods.
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Gary Naughton
Kansas State University
Kansas
DES residues not found in beef says Lyng
Assistant Secretary Richard E. Lyng reports USDA tests show no red meat with detectable DES residues reaching consumers. A 6,000-sample survey continues and 1971 samples found no residues, with one positive in 1970 from liver only.
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Richard E. Lyng
S. Department of Agriculture
Lyng
USDA
Meat and Poultry Inspection
Consumer and Marketing Service
United States
Food and Drug Administration
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Chickasha
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Puerto Rico
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Douglas County
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KSU
Meat and Poultry Inspection Program
Pharmaceutical Industry
Lynn
Livestock Industry
Food and Drug
S Administration
American National Cattlemen's Association
The
Animal Health Institute
Otasco
Massachusetts
Ransford Electric, Inc
General Electrical Wiring
Schendel
Bank
Drive-In Bank Ltd
Tennessee
F.D.I.C
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