Safe Highways Ahead Highways Unsafe
The piece credits automobile manufacturers and the Automotive Safety Foundation for pushing highway safety. It cites 1987 US fatality rates of 15.9 per 100 million miles, predicts drop below 5, and notes three-pronged efforts: education, engineering, and enforcement with police training and university programs.
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Farmers Face Slavery Claim Over Farm Bill Criticism
Reports from the capital show broad opposition to parts of the new farm bill with critics beyond politics. Congressman William Lemke denounces the measure as criminally punitive and aimed at exploiting farmers, while others mock the haste and ambiguity of supporters and the bill’s intent.
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Questioning City Price Advantage for Small Town Merchants
The passage challenges the claim that big city merchants can undersell smaller town shops due to bulk buying. It asks readers to compare taxes, utilities, clerks, advertising, insurance, and stock costs, arguing these added expenses offset any supposed bulk discounts and that small town merchants need not yield to city price claims.
Tomorrow's Farmer and the Rise of 4-H Youth
Present-day farm youth gain access to scientific agriculture through 4-H clubs and cooperative marketing groups. They learn loyalty to producer cooperatives and study a broad range of topics crucial to successful farming, with rewards for diligent work and a harvest of benefits in years ahead.
Twin Springs reconsideration boosts Boise valley water project
Idaho leaders Senator Pope Congressman White and E W Rising say the federal budget director will reconsider the Twin Springs supplemental water project for the Boise valley. The plan, cut from 1939, could be sent to Congress as a supplemental estimate with budget approval.
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Fire crews battle blaze at John Peart home on Topaz Street
Fire department rushed to the John Peart residence on Topaz Street Monday afternoon as flames scorched the interior. The Pearts were away, as were Mr and Mrs Parl Day in a nearby apartment, and extinguishing efforts lasted several minutes.
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Fire Damages Home. Plumber Discovers Blaze After Absence
Plumber Roy Lewis was working on a stove water jacket when he left for about an hour. On returning he found a fire that started behind the fur and raced downstairs then up the partition to the top floor. Most damage, near $1000, was to furniture and clothing.
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