Record of Congress Vote Approval Rates Revealed
Princeton researchers report a nationwide United States poll shows 53 percent approval for this year's Congress and 35 percent disapproval, with independents narrowly approving 48 to 46. GOP members favor approval 76 to 19, Democrats split 35 to 43, reflecting mixed public sentiment.
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Highway Safety Advice From Police Chiefs
A survey of several hundred police chiefs in 48 states, guided by the public education department of an insurance group, urges motorists to stay alert on highways in late afternoon and early evening.
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Public Education Department
Vacation driving hazards prompt police safety drives
Police chiefs report summer crashes rise with vacation travel. Excessive speed remains the top cause, but fatigue, tailgating, and unfamiliar roads boost incidents during peak travel. Departments plan stricter enforcement, extra help, and traffic rerouting.
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Washington, D.C
Harry W. Strock
Richland
Wash
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Arcadia
Calif
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Max M. Snow
Brovo
Cooked Garbage Helps Hogs And Cities, Too
The article suggests cooking garbage for swine feeding could address the rising U S waste disposal problem in cities. Swine feeding has declined as states bar raw garbage for health reasons, while landfills and incineration face high costs and limited sites for many small communities.
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U.S
Engineering News Record
McGraw-Hill
Cooked garbage hog feeding cuts losses and saves money
Farmers report cooked garbage feeding reduces losses in hog herds compared with raw garbage. Pigs as small as 40 pounds tolerate cooked waste with no ill effects, while raw-fed herds show higher losses. One farmer notes savings rise to 8,368 dollars per 1,000 hogs, with small, low-cost cooking plants feasible.
Conservation Officers Arrest 195 During July
The state fish and game department reports 195 arrests in July with total fines of 4702 dollars. The top penalty was 150 dollars for a Shoup man selling deer meat. Eight nonresidents were fined 100 dollars each for buying Idaho resident licenses. Custer county led with 26 arrests, Fremont 25, and Kootenai 18.
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State Fish and Game Department
Idaho
Custer County
Fremont County
Kootenas
Idaho Extension Advises Seed Drilling and Fertilizer Bands
University of Idaho extension service, citing USDA experiments, recommends drilling grass and clover seed and placing fertilizer in bands an inch below the seed for pasture, silage, and hay crop establishment.
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University of Idaho Extension Service
USDA
Sunday Mass Schedule Changes Noted
The church lists masses at 8:00 a.m. on the first, third and fifth Sundays of the month and 12:30 p.m. on the second Sunday. For sick calls day or night, please phone 460.
Navy shells pound enemy coast in Korean action
Navy warships fired more than 75 000 tons of ammunition against coastal targets in Korea as part of ongoing naval operations.
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Korea
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