Litterbugs and Vandalbugs Target Outdoor Areas
Sam Moment of the Portland chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America urges action against litterbugs and vand albugs as signs restrict picnicking hunting fishing and trespassing. He cites eggshells rind s beer cans and broken bottles left by travelers and notes vandals shoot at milk cans shatter insulators and deface signs.
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Portland, Ore
Izaak Walton League of America
Sam Moment
Portland
America
Eisenhower to purge civil service to clear Truman holdovers
The piece argues that 2000 to 3000 top government officials from the Truman era will be removed under an executive order to allow more sympathetic appointees, asserting bi partisan GOP appointments challenge claims of partisan bias and noting the impact on public policy and change.
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Eisenhower
Truman
Campaign to curb outdoor vandalism gains support
A discussion highlights nationwide vandalism from brokers to prize balls and junk on roads. It urges auto makers and petroleum companies to sell affordable waste containers for cars, to be emptied at approved places along highways and in public areas, aiming to protect outdoor beauty.
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Moment
Deficit Cutters at Work in the Postal Service
Washington reports a group of business leaders have moved into the U S Postal Service headquarters to cut costs and improve service. Under Arthur Summerfield, the team aims to show that sound management can reform government while handling the nation’s $20 billion annual postal operation.
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Washington
Graystone
Pennsylvania Avenue
United States Postal Service
Post Office Department
Arthur Summerfield
Vardis Fisher Reflects On A Failed Hager Man Valley Garden
Vardis Fisher recalls moving to Hager man valley with Opal and tackling a barren plot. He details failed plantings from heather to azalea, soil misjudgments, and multiple soil amendments. After years of experiments and setbacks including peat, limestone, sand, and dynamite, the garden finally yields little.
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Mr. White
Farmers and soil science spark a cautious debate
The speaker derides crude farming myths while praising the educated farmer's knowledge of soils and fertilizers. He rejects planting incongruous crops and emphasizes practical science, noting a farmer's vigor ideas and sense of humor despite aging.
Play It Safe posters target a local safety blitz
From where I sit, Joe Marsh and Chip Hanson craft safety posters in our paper. Chip warns his own studio is a fire trap after storing paint there for years, a reminder that safety rules apply to everyone even busy artists.
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Chip Hanson
Free Lance
Chip
Oton
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