Irrigation Projects May Survive Political Vies
A half million dollars is included in the appropriation bill to rehabilitate and advance construction plans for the Talent irrigation project. The effort, once jeopardized by a budget error and political opposition, gains ground thanks to administration and committee support and the HORNE river area community expresses gratitude.
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House of Representatives
Bureau of the Budget
House Appropriations Committee
Budget Bureau
Appropriations Committee
Rail car shortages prompt congressional talk and mining bill
The speaker notes railroads operate 65,000 fewer cars than a year ago and considers a congressional emergency car pool as a possible fix, though skeptical of government solutions. He cites a mining bill to curb fake mining claims in national forests moving to committee.
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Congress
National Forests
Rules Committee
Portland Family Heads to Eugene for Month at UO
Mr and Mrs Joe Moore and their children from Portland left Saturday after visiting Mr Moore’s brother in law Mr George Linn er and Mrs Gareth Goddard. They will spend a month in Eugene where Mr Goddard is doing special work at the University of Oregon. Robert Holden returned Sunday from Chamblee Georgia after attending the Southern Technical Institute. On the way west he stopped in Ohio to deliver a new truck for Magic Propane Gas Co in Eugene driving it west. Holden works for John L Rhodes at the Ice Bay Heat plant as service and installation man and is living with Mr and Mrs Ray Epperson. Miss Lucy Platt came home last week from Mt Angel where she had been at school.
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Eugene
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Robert Holden
Chamblee
Georgia
Southern Technical Institute
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Magic Propane Gas Co
Mr. Holden
John L. Rhodes
Jce Bay
Ray Epperson
Lucy Platt
Mt. Angel
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