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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1961

Page

9

Fertilizer Boosts Yields and Local Industry Prospects

Farmers are urged to use chemical fertilizers at profitable rates as they can raise crop production by 50 percent or more and improve water efficiency. Only about seven percent use fertilizers optimally while 55 percent use none. The opening of a phosphate plant north of Vernal and a potential Brush Creek chemical plant could spur a new, significant local industry and economic growth.

Weatsorn Vernal Brush Creek

Fight Communism Radio Free Europe Fund Appeal

Khrushchev warned Americans that grandchildren may live under Communism, urging support for Radio Free Europe to counter propaganda. The appeal stresses democracy, truth dollars, and daily broadcasts to captive East European nations, soliciting contributions via local postmasters to sustain broadcasts and counter Soviet influence.

Khrushchev Radio Free Europe Poland Hungary Zechoslovakia Romania Bulgaria RFE East Europe REI Ciena

Lawmaker Urges BLM Boundaries Preserve S L Office

Senator Wallace Bennett of Utah urges keeping the Land Management tax office open, citing regional office creation as economical and necessary. He argues abolishing local offices would shift authority to regional centers and increase staffing.

Wallace ¥. Bennett Utah Ae of of Land Management Tax Office Stewart J. Udall Wall BLM Yho Girey Perabo Hondie Puch Aperacaten Gaiiet

Stans Warns of Fiscal Crisis from Rising Spending

Maurice H. Stans former Budget Director and Eisenhower ally speaks to a farm group warning that Washington faces unstoppable spending growth. He cites a 3,000 percent rise in spending over 30 years, a looming debt near 500 billion in promises, and heavy future tax needs to sustain services, urging inflation concerns and tighter fiscal restraint.

Maurice H. Stans Eisenhower Bureau of the Budget Washington Stans Hus Stang Stansy

Food additives safety push under new US law

The Foods Additives law, in effect by March 6 1981, requires manufacturers to conduct extensive safety tests on additives before marketing. FDA reviews results and may issue permits or ban uses, setting tolerances and safety conditions to protect public health. The USDA and FDA emphasize ongoing cooperation to keep the food supply clean and safe.

Food and Drug Administration Food and Chemical Department of Agriculture

Survival film study by Fish and Game in High Uinta peaks

A six member Fish and Game team returned from the High Uintas after filming winter survival techniques in Trial and Mirror Lake areas. The footage will train hunter safety classes statewide as required by Utah law for first time buyers. The films capture snow caves huts trenches fires and food gathering in harsh weather for future Utah outdoorsmen.

Agun Ana Department of Fish and Game Uinta Fish and Game Mirror Lake Utah

Planning Ahead Saves Money on Groceries and Nutrition

Budget buyers should compare weight and price, look for value per serving, and avoid built in extras. Plan meals in advance and shop in season, keeping flexibility for unexpected finds. Even saving one dollar weekly yields fifty two dollars yearly. choose foods that balance nutrition and enjoyment within budget.

Poison Warning Issued On Oak Brush Poisoning

Oak Brush poisoning dogs eye early spring when range cattle first turn out. Dr Wayne Binns of USDA says animals eat immature oak leaves and twigs. Balanced rations with minerals lessen risk versus unbalanced diets. The causative agent remains undetermined.

Wayne Binns Agricultural Research Service USDA Utah State Univer Binns

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