Increased Revenue!
Predicted for BLM
in Hew Fiscal Year I
M
EDFORD
Tribune
Unirpd Pres Full Leased Wir
Ti- t,'Ati:i-s of land manage- i
m'-ru '-:'-(-('.- to tarn $236 mil
lion ri jri!.? fi.-'rtl year 1956-57,
rt J !-t:iij' nis;.. a'.cord;r to
R!! i.ary of li "r-rior Fred A
S.-i-'or,.
S3'on msoe the prediction
ri, veK. Conr: ha.s author
ed a rt'-rd appro-;
prsatiop for the bureau, the o;g-gp-t
JO BI.M hi.-'.ory. and S3 6
miiii'W. over last year s appropri
a';r.n. A additional $4 5 million ha.
b'- r p.orkt-d bv Concresa for
tiL'S C)i--,ri;''.,or;. Must of the
rr; ! o'-' v. iii 2'i it to construction
of ac-?s roan- for an enlarged
nrr.ribr program in western Ore
gon.
Lvnof. Minrels
I.ads and minerak received
he .ar-e-t portion of increased
a , propria' i"n. ?! 9 million. Thi!
i- ri--;2r:ated to implement lezis
ia'ion to correct aouses of mm
ii a laws through multiple use of
msrface resources.
The total lands and minerals
appropriation is S5.3 million
u'nch v..i!l permit employment
of additional field commission
ers to conduct hearings under
public laws 167 arid .'iof) and al
lo-v additions to the field exam
irn'ior.s and land office staffs.
Tiie 161 million acres of O&C
ti:i;i) rlaivb in wr.stern Oreeon
will be imolved in an expanded
fun -t management program to
cost S.;.;i31,000, made possible by
a S61 4,000 portion of the In
crease. Public domain forest
I'-inds outside national forest
boundaries in the United States
and Alaska will be affected also.
Conservation Work
A SnriO.OOO increase makes $3,
r? ' r 1 400 available to the bureau
f'r so:! and moisture conserva
tion v. ork. ft is now working
wit.fi four o'fier land agencies
and the geological survey on a
2') year interior department pro
gram for revitalization of public
and Indian lands totaling approx
imately 270 acres
Apart from the Oregon access
mads. S40.000 of the S4.5 million
construction funds will be used
for buildings in McGrath and
Central. Alaskan towns.
Second Section
MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1956
8 Pages
Nebraska Cattlemen Plan Own 'Get Well' Program
' sfs'o v. i'1 T:avp 1o pass en-1
doling legislation. Bui. loafs as
far as any government will be :
involved in the program. j
Coulter, at a recent stork :
growing convention in North
Platte, said that beef is the out
standing buy in meats. Ke is
backed solidly by a militant
group of ranch wives known as
the Nebraska Cow-Belles, who
have begun their own beef pro
motion campaign.
T'lepenopnt breed,
j launch trpir o-.vr
oararti independent
Five Oregon Projects
On Reclamation List
Denver (U.R The SI 73.000,
000 construction program an
pounced bvr Reclamation Com
n !sioner V. A. Desheimer in
ciiinos in e Oregon projects.
Tiiey are: Klamath project. 1
$i7.500 to complete pumping j
it 'dlntions. continue low-cost'
lino5 studies and complete:
flood and economic studies.
Giants Pass project, SI 66.000 ':
if start installation of fish pro
tection facilities at Savage Rap
ids dam
Crescent Lake Dam. $11,000
for minor completion work.
Deschutes project. North Unit.
$1,034,763 to continue work on
Hnystack dam and equalizing
reservoir.
Rogue River Basin Project.
Talent Division. $2,400,000 to
'?.rl work in the summer of
1057 on Howard Prairie dam
and reservoir, for work on
Keene Creek darn and reservoir,
and to start construction on
canals, delivery canals and lat
erals and the Green Springs
power plant.
Hasser-Nehru-Tito
Conference Ended
Brioni, Yugoslavia ,U.P
Loaders of Yugoslavia. India
and Egypt wound up their neu
tralist conference yesterday w ith
a review of Yugoslavia's impres
s; o n i v al forces
Lgvoiian Premier Gamal Ab
d"l N .'! and Indian Prime
,Mi:!b!"; .law arharlal Nehru
novo scheduled to leave together
for Caro I'f'er th" parade of the
Yugoslav Navy off the coast of
Marshal Tito's summer head
ouarters on this tiny island in
the Adriatic.
Whether Til". Nasser and
Nehru reached any profound
conclusions in their 24-hour con
L'rvncc on world problems re
mained a w ell kept secret.
Change in Hungary
Policy Doubled
Vienna U I run Curtain
-.perls expressed doubt toda
t",it ;he oovvrt.ill of Hungary's
'Lit: ie Stalin." Matyas Kakosi.
would improve the lot of the
common man in the Soviet satel
lite despite promises of a "new
look" policy by his successor.
R.ikos; s resignation as first
sccrct:u of the Hungarian Com
munis: pj.rty a i-fi from the all
powerful i'oh'imro was an
r :( f. v-' " iucsda: . He was re
rnoiri bv Moscow -trained Ernoe
Grne. first deputy premier and
the country's economic czar.
Sclera UP V. L. Erickson
ef Portland has been re-appoint-
d to the State Furniture and
iVdriir.g Advisory Council.
S:.lom U.R R. E. Dugdale.
Cornelius, has been appointed to
the Oregon Filbert Commission.
Oma'-'a.' N'eij - Nebraska
rs";'--. r . io--. rf garried as an
e'r' :i c.v !P'
h a -. ' ' f d ( ,
"get
of the federal government.
Sorre R40 cattlemen are on
record in favor of a program ;
which would cost a cattle raiser
10 cents for each head of cattle
he markets. The program would
Lnance a producer-controlled
nroTonon and advertising pro
gram. The ra-!: indjstry, hurt
through falling prices m recent
years, can recover through a vig
orous sales campaign, many
leading cattlemen feel.
One of the leaders in the drive
to establish a 10-cent mandatory
"'check-off on cattle is Bern R.
Coulter, former president of the
Nebraska Stock Growers Assn.
Coulter, a Bridgeport. Neb.,
rancher, feels that anyone who
can't afford a dime a head
should get out of the business.''
Distaff Promotion
Coulter and many others feel
that beef promotion has gone as
lar as it can go on a voluntary
basis and they suggest that the
days of "penny ante" promotion
are over.
Other leaders, including Har
ry B. Coffee, president of the
Omaha Union Stock Yards Co..
feel a mandatory check-off
might be impractical because it
could cause ill will on the part
of some producers.
In order to establish the man
datory check-off in Nebraska.
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