Government to raise federal grazing fees to $1.89 per AUM
A study on grazing livestock on federal lands notes Interior and Agriculture Secretaries Andrus and Bergland will raise the Forest Service and BLM grazing fee to $1.89 per animal unit month for the 1978 season starting March 1. The decision aims to set fair market value though critics call it a concession to livestock interests.
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U.S. Forest Service
USFS
National Forest
Bureau of Land Management
ULM
Interior
Cecil D. Andrus
Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Forest Service
BLM
HLM
Departments
Interior and Agriculture
California
Nebraska
National Cattlemen's Association
Public Lands Catunell
National Wool Growers Association
American Farm’ Bureau Federation
Feds
Federal Register
Congress
Arizona
Colorado
Bellinger
WRW
Vernal City approves FAA grant increase for airport project
The Vernal City Council, October 26, authorized signing a grant amendment with the FAA increasing funds for Vernal Airport construction to 572,956, up from 525,018. The 1977-78 agreement was approved August 16. Officer Pope promoted to Patrolman Two for strong evaluations. Wilma Smith appointed judge at Golden Age Center polling site for Nov 8 election. New business licenses approved for Preece Construction Sawyer Construction Freestone Construction Ross Signs Geotex Corp William Pace Wesley Bowden Goodrich Construction.
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Vernal City Council
PAA
FAA
Vernal
Wayne Pope
Spt
Larry Chevalier
Pope
Michelle Aycock
Wilma Smith
Karen Stewart
Golden Age Center
Charles Preece
Preece Construction, RD. Sawyer Co
Sawyer Construction
Chester Freestone
Freestone Construction Co, Inc
Tex Ross
Ross Signs Geotex Corp
Low Cost Home Energy Saving Tips
Practical, low expense strategies to cut home energy use. Readers learn to caulk and weather strip doors and windows, insulate access doors and ducts, set clock thermostats, lower nighttime temperatures, insulate water heaters and pipes, fix leaks, and use low flow fixtures to reduce water and energy bills.
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McKay seeks to halt 1978 grazing fee hike in Utah
Utah Congressman Guin McKay backs legislation to stop the Interior Department 1978 grazing fee increase and plans to testify in hearings this week. He argues higher fees would devastate cattle and sheep producers already facing scarce forage and water, calling for a formula that accounts for higher livestock costs on BLM lands. He warns prices could rise 100 percent over the next years.
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Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Melvin D. Bellinger
U.S. Forest Service
Hellinger
Western Resources Wrap-up
WRYW
Bellinger
USFS
WRW
Allen
National Forest
BLM
Guin McKay
Interior Department
McKay
Forest Service
Garn co sponsors grazing fee moratorium resolution
U S Senator Jake Garn joined Western colleagues to sponsor a resolution urging a moratorium on a proposed increase in grazing fees for public lands. The measure seeks hearings before any new formula takes effect, citing estimated higher costs for Utah’s 2068 grazing permit holders and potential harm to the livestock industry.
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U.S
Jake Garn
Rul
Senate
Congress
Departments of Agriculture and Interior
Senator Gar
Utah
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