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Port Lavaca Wave

Location

Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1975

Page

5

Dust bow potential cuts in conservation costs hitting plains farmers

The Ford administration seeks less soil and water conservation funding as farmers renew land use, raising dust bowl risk in the Great Plains. USDA surveys show 6.7 million acres in 10 plains states were “in condition to blow” as of Dec 31, up slightly from last year, with wind erosion casualties down from a year earlier.

Washington Ford Administration Great Plains Agriculture Department U.S USDA Ford The Treasury Congress Ment Soil Conservation Service SCS Plains

Judge halts plan to kill blackbirds in two states

A federal judge issued a temporary injunction to stop Army and Interior plans to destroy more than 17 million blackbirds in Kentucky and Tennessee. The ruling followed a suit by Society for Animal Rights Inc and Citizens for Animals, who argued the plan should not proceed without a hearing. The Army contends the birds pose a health hazard near Ft. Campbell and Milan, where an ammunition plant operates, proposing a pesticide spray to strip feather oils and cause exposure deaths.

Washington Kentucky Tennessee William Bryant Army and Interior Wildlife Protection Izations Society For Animal Rights Inc Citizens For Animals Army Ft. Campbell Milan Tenn

Flood control dams saved millions in flood damage

Tulsa district Army Engineers headquarters said floods last year would have caused an additional 168 million dollars in Oklahoma Kansas Texas and Arkansas if flood control projects had not been in place. They prevented 161 million on the Arkansas River and tributaries and 7 million on the Red River. All flood waters are released and Tulsa District lakes are at normal levels.

Tulsa Okla Oklahoma Kansas Texas Arkansas District Army Engineers Headquarters Arkansas River Red River Tulsa District

Tamarisk Salt Tree Pursuit Fleshy Fruit Seafood Capture

Thomas Joseph lists clues and wordplay hints including tamarisk salt tree, pursuit, fleshy fruit, seafood, capture, new, govern, locating, unassisted, bon four words as a cryptic style puzzle.

TV brutality linked to slasher murders studied

Los Angeles authorities and TV producer Joseph Wambaugh dispute a link between a Police Story episode and real slasher killings. The show depicted a wino killer. police say no connection, while Wambaugh notes criminals imitate media “dozens of times.” The case prompted debate on art imitating life.

Los Angeles Joseph Wambaugh Abc-Tv Mabel Micha Learned William Shatner Hollywood Stanley Kallis Kallis Jerry Ludwig Wambaugh Oscar Wilde Aristotle

Jury selection continues in crime spree killings

ASPERMONT Texas AP jury selection continued in the capital murder trial of Dalton Williams, a Colorado prison escapee, charged with killing Rotan rancher T L Baker and linked to a spree ending August 27 near Stephenville. Williams and Jerry Ulmer face 16 felonies across Erath and Stonewall counties.

Aspermont Tex Colorado Calvin Johnson Dalton Williams Snyder Stonewall County Rotan T.L. Baker Williams Jerry Ulmer Garland Erath County Baker Stephenville Ulmer Richard Mangum Denver Colo Canon City

Lady Bird Johnson Receives 18K Gold Medal

AP reports Lady Bird Johnson widow of Lyndon B. Johnson received an 18 karat gold medal portrait of her husband. The fund raising medal helps finance a 15 acre John son memorial grove along the Potomac River. Medal is 14 1/4 inches wide, weighs 1.5 troy ounces, minted by Hamilton Mint.

Walington Lady Bird Johnson Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson Potomac River Hamilton Mint Arlington Heights Ill Texas Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn J.J. Pickle D-Tex

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