Record of Congress Gains 53 Percent Approval
A nationwide United States poll by Princeton Research Service shows 53 percent approve of how this year's Congress handled the nation’s problems, 35 percent disapprove, and 12 percent have no opinion. Independents narrowly favor the Congress, Democrats disapprove more, and GOP members lean strongly toward approval.
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Nation's police outline highway safety tips for travelers
A survey of several hundred police chiefs from 48 states, coordinated by the public education department of an insurance group, urges vacationing motorists to stay alert on highways during the late afternoon and early evening hours. The report emphasizes attention to speed, tailgating, and hazards that rise with traffic volumes.
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Public Education
Department of An Insurance
Police chiefs map vacation driving dangers and remedies
Police chiefs report summer crashes rise with vacation travel. Excessive speed remains top cause, but fatigue, following distance, and unfamiliar roads intensify risk. Surveys show 85 percent of communities affected. measures include stricter enforcement, extra staff, and traffic rerouting.
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Washington, D.C
Harry, W. Strock
Richland
Wash
Neil F. Anderson
Arcadia
Calif
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Hillsborough
Max.m. Snow
Provo
Cooked Garbage Helps Swine And City Waste Solutions
Cooking garbage for swine feeding may help solve the waste disposal problem in U S cities. Swine feeding has long been used, but state bans on raw garbage feeding have reduced its practice. Landfill and incineration face cost and site limitations, limiting their usefulness for many communities.
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U.S
Engineering News Record
McGraw-Hill
Cooked garbage saves for hog feeders claims magazine
Farmers using cooked garbage report overall savings despite higher feeding costs. Raw fed swine require 80 to 110 lb pigs to ease transition, while 40 lb pigs cope with cooked waste. Losses drop from about 15 per thousand monthly to 1 percent by market weight, with total savings of $8 368 per 1 000 hogs. Package boilers under $5 000 cited.
Conservation Officers Arrest 195 During July
The state fish and game department reported 195 arrests in July with fines totaling 4702 dollars. The top fine of 150 dollars was for a Shoup man who sold deer meat. Eight non residents were fined 100 dollars each for buying Idaho resident licenses. Custer county led with 26 arrests, Fremont county 25, and Kootenai 18.
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Idaho
Custer County
Fremont County
Kootenai
Idaho Extension Advises Seed Drilling Fertilizer for Grassland
University of Idaho extension service recommends drilling grass and clover seed with fertilizer tin bands an inch below the seed, based on USDA experiments for pasture, silage and hay.
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University of Idaho Extension Service
USDA
Navy shells 75000 tons bombarding Korea coast
Navy warships have fired more than 75 000 tons of ammunition against enemy coastal positions in Korea as part of ongoing naval operations.
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Korea
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