Idaho farmers plan larger 1959 crops and hay acreage
USDA Idaho crop report shows higher intended plantings for dry peas, spring wheat, field corn, potatoes, dry beans, and sugar beets in 1959 while barley oats and all hay drop. Overall nine crop totals mirror 1958. Soil bank participation may rise. late summer and fall potato plantings vary by region. Idaho mintends 600,000 acres spring wheat, 530,000 barley, 73,000 oats, 214,000 potatoes state wide, with 73,000 acres of field corn and 1,196,000 all hay acres.
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Taxpayer Groups Press Congress for Spending Restraint
A coalition of 37 nonpartisan taxpayer organizations urged Congress to curb deficits and inflation during an Easter economy campaign. Led by Max Yost of the Associated Taxpayers of Idaho, they backed a fiscally balanced 1960 budget, deeper cuts, debt reduction, and prudent tax relief.
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Citizens urged to pressure Congress on budget
Yost states civilian programs rose 78 percent since 1954 and cites pressure in Congress for costly permanent commitments. He notes the Idaho Taxpayers Association will lobby, echoing Eisenhower's call for public input to influence next fiscal year's budget and warns Congress to heed citizen voices.
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