Western ranchers clash with federal land managers over grazing allotments
In Boise Idaho rangeland disputes escalate as Forest Service and BLM cut grazing allotments. Emmett rancher Dave Little, who ran 18 000 acres for sheep in the Boise National Forest since 1942, says the cuts push him out of the sheep business. Agency officials cite land use balance among water timber grazing recreation and wildlife. Ranchers contend grazing is being shortchanged by federal agencies.
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Boise, Idaho
Dave Little
Idaho
Boise National Forest
The
Forest Service
Emmett
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Howard E. Ahlskog
Obituaries From Louisiana Deaths Include Trunzler Freeman Griffin Knighten
Death notices from Harrisonburg Jonesboro Crossett and Columbia report funeral services and burials. B G Trunzler died in Gulfport Mississippi with services in Harrisonburg and burial in Locust Grove Cemetery. Arta Freeman died in a Hodge clinic. John R Griffin died in Crossett with services at Fountain Hill Baptist Church. Randall Knighten, five, died of pulmonary edema in Columbia with services at Fellowship Baptist Church. Survivors listed include spouses children and extended family.
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B. G. Trunzler
Gulfport
Miss
Harrisonburg Baptist Church
Ray Walters
Locust Grove Cemetery
Jonesville
Mulhearn
Winnsboro
Mammie Richard Tranzler
Basil J, Jr
Joe Tom
Martin
Harrisonburg
Chester Coker
Bessie Cheirs
Arta Freeman
Jonesboro
Arta Lee Freeman
Hodge
Primitive Baptist Church
Rufus Kitchingham
Lelon Swanner
Alice Walker
Johnnie Slay
George Anders
Pineville
B. M. Amerian
Livingston, Tex
S. C. Slay
Springdale
Ark
John R. Griffin
Crossett
Russellville
Fountain Hill Baptist Church
Farr Madden
Louie Aycock
Port Humeme
Calif
Charles Hatfield
James Sliger
Bastrop
Sam and
and Earnest
South Hill
Alma Covey
Jesse Brooks
Lula White
Fountain Hill
Randall L. Knighten
Columbia
Randall Louis Knighten
Louis L. Knighton
Mack Belmore
Houston Company Wins Rate Hike
Mecom Petroleums of Houston has won temporary authorization to raise natural gas rates from 9 to 1742 cents per 1,000 cubic feet on sales to United Gas Pipeline Co. of Shreveport. A Federal Power Commission examiner ruled the increase should be granted, becoming final in 30 days if no review is started. Mecom had sought an increase of 1842 cents, or up to 321,275 dollars annually, under its Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana contract.
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Washington
Mecom Petroleums
Houston
Tex
United Gas Pipeline Co
Shreveport
Federal Power Commission
Mecom
United
Terrebonne Parish
Air Force maps world with 1370th group mission
The 1370th Photo Mapping Group at Turner AFB is the only unit of its kind in the free world. For 13 years it maps the world using HIRAN and RC130 aircraft to produce precise measurements needed for missile accuracy.
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Global Surveyors
U.S. Air Force
Photo Mapping Squadron
North Atlantic
Hugh Schutte
Albany, Ga
Air Force
Cuba
Grand Bahamas
1370Th
Aerial
Turner Air Force Base
George Humbrecht
Free World
Europe
Baffin Island
Canada
Greenland
Iceland
Faroe Islands
Scotland
Norway
Alaska
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Puerto Rico
Central America
South America
Lesser Antilles
Trinidad
Russia
John T. O'Donnell
Pacific
O'Donnell
Murder suspect nabbed in Mississippi by deputy sheriff and FBI
Peter Hayes 52 sought in Chicago for two murders surrendered in Tutwiler Mississippi. He faced a federal charge of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution and was held on 5000 dollars bond after appearance before U S Commissioner W C Luckett. The case ties to a 1957 Chicago shooting at Ella Hill birthday party.
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Tutwiler
Miss
Chicago
FBI
Peter Hayes
U. S
W. C. Luckett
Clarksdale
Hayes
Ella Hill
Albany Ave
Illinois Research Hospital
William Harrell
Harvard Ave
Mississippi
Plastic cement comes in squeeze metal tubes for tile gaps
New York reports that plastic cement is now sold in a squeeze metal tube. It is designed to fill and waterproof the spaces between bathroom and kitchen tiles where original cement has worn away.
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New York
UPI
Corporation May Build In New Area In Louisiana
Baton Rouge AP report notes a 35 million dollar plant may be built in the Franklin Baldwin area after shell lands change. Rep Horace Lynn Jones says Southern Oyster Shell and Milling Corp of Mobile ceded 60 percent of coastal water bottoms, prompting expansion of two Lake Charles plants Olin Matheson and Lone Star Cement. Rep Edward LeBreton of New Orleans was hospitalized with a dizzy spell, not a heart attack.
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Jones
Lake Charles
Olin-Matheson
Lone Star Cement
Shell
Baton Rouge
Edward LeBreton
New Orleans
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Battle
Louisiana
Houston Company
Walnut St
Ables
Nab
Wash ‘N Wear
Thomson
Northcool
Desiard
Corporation
the Wild Life and Fisheries Department
Eptes
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