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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1976

Page

5

Butz warns internal power struggles in Carter administration

Former Agriculture Secretary Earl J. Butz says conflicts will arise inside the administration as farm policy shifts toward White House, State Department, Treasury and OMB. He cites beef import controls and warns Farm leaders to engage outside agencies to influence policy, noting Carter’s weaker farm belt power base and Purdue appointment ahead.

Washington UPT Jimmy Carter Agriculture Earl J. Bulz Butz Carter Imany Agriculture Department White House Secretary of Agriculture State Department the Treasury Office of Management and Budget Ford Agricul Tural Treasury West Lafayette Ind Purdue University

Carnes Mill Indiana Natural Wonder Preserved by Nature

The Carnes Mill area in Crawford County Indiana near Grantsburg on Highway 37 lies along the Little Blue River. It features a historic mid 1800s mill built over a natural underground tunnel with a restored pit and a horseshoe river bend. The area hosts rare plants including yellow lady's slipper orchids and rock skullcap, a wild river designation, abundant wildlife, and a hopeful future for Brookville Lake muskellunge stocking while urging preservation over exploitation.

Indiana Carnes Mill Crawford County Grantsburg Little Blue River Hoosier National Forest W.P.A Blue River Kentucky National Forest Nature

Roosting eagle on Oregon farm threatens timber business

Ralph Kleger, owner of an 83 acre farm near the Columbia River in Clatskanie Oregon, discovered a bald eagle nest three years ago and faces a federal ban on cutting within 120 feet of the nest. He warns the restriction could cost thousands while offering no compensation, arguing for shared preservation costs.

Kleger Here Columbia River Oregon Federal Fish and Wildlife Service

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