More Places Needed Agree Waterfowlers
A letter from Spec. 5 John A. Gaskell of Boise argues Idaho needs more duck blinds and hunting places due to urban sprawl. He outlines hurdles to building blinds and proposes a state Waterfowlers Association with club representation and regular meetings. Community figures debate ethics and freedom vs regulation in hunting access. BUY U.S. SAVINGS BONDS NEW FREEDOM SHARES.
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Idaho Department of Agriculture Expands Consumer Protection Services
Idaho Agriculture Commissioner Stanley I. Trenhaile announced broad enhancements in consumer protection services. The new model meat inspection law, effective July 1 1969, expands plant inspections and controls additives in processed meats. The egg division now checks egg cartons and grocery ads, while weights and measures inspectors verify packaged foods and fuel delivery measures. The animal industries division pursues brucellosis free status as brucellosis remains in two counties.
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Inflation Fight Not Yet Won in 1970 Outlook
Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans says significant progress toward curbing inflation is likely in 1970 but warns the fight is far from finished. A leading economist predicts 1971 at the earliest to reach a 2 percent annual increase. GNP for 1969 rose about 7.75 percent to $932 billion.
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