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Dissuasion
Irrigation Among Items Unter !
by Plamiog iiinsll
ba 0 fe&to.
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Neubcrger Discusses
hip Federal
oM.e 1 W Tgiol
eTfntf benV. Mftmple, b
rid mit: to th Mete. '
tlto note ;&. t: fcell Tfle-
jfhon omp)ny no He f ssftt)
i)rfltr than 611 billion, nt thet
it incresM thoee s?8'. fee over
ir.ree aays jaiee ine B'B'es Billion during 15
''jshinten, D.C. Jjwcie,!)
On 5b. 1, Secretry teston
recomrraj'r,tfed tht th ?rinit
Ever projec?in California' Cen
tral Vjlley be developed 09
V..rV.er8hip with P6cc fc3S $
Jlectric Company,
Wrtrei, e-sratr? eantf .-a, a; too) of (- :. ,,. tAiU flMlM W
0 lUt Ik 4:&su:
lair i e tajueg
trii
8c;l 4H OatjF4 Metered
; -ae, Ve , w9d tfta
Wcndatie ..
-he ?rigtioiv riO t:a
committje stat4 in t.i.- ye(M,
"It is inrally afeed tht .!?
future ex?ansion i irriijtion
will nece;.;tate impouniinj f
i' ood waters. The normal stram
flow waters of all county 5lrrms
has long since been ifthiusted by
filings with thi) state rniner
and water resources bo;rci."
Full rLiTtlopmnt
In view of this, thi cor-mlt-'
tee recommended that f.hi) cti
of engineers. burj of rcl.tvn
tion and other public (jg'ncirs
Cooperate with residents of th
area to bring about full develop
ment of water in the RogUj,
Riyer basin. Consideration
should be giviji to water fc;
irrigation, industry, municipal
domestic and power develop
ment uses, the committee point
ed out. Development should be
completed in such a way as to
aid fish, wildlife and recreation
resources and to aid in the 'ox
pansion of tourist industry, it
was noted.
The committee recommended
that present irrigation districts
conduct surveys of their systems
to see whether or not improve
ments are possible, sucr as con
tinuous flow, supplemental
sprinkler systems installed by
operators on sort.e laterals or to
determine the need for any
change in delivery system.
Construction of reservoirs for
impounding ''winter runoff"
water by individuals and groups
was encouraged. Individuals r?jd
agencies interested in develop
ment of stored water supplies
were urged to work toward
greater federal incentive pay
ments to aid such programs. The
committee recommended that
the two soil conservation dis
tricts cooperate with irrigation
districts and other agency rep
resentatives in surveys of the
county applicable for "ie Small
Water Shed Act, Public Law 566.
This is designed to aid certain
areas in conservation of natural
resources, including soil and
water conservation, improving
land use, fish and wildlife con
servation and similar worr1
Drainaga Technicians
The committee also recoCTV
rnended that land owner indi
vidually who recognize 5) drain
ase , problem t'ke immediate
steps to secure qualifid cirjjin
age techni:?ns, either through
public agencies ncy ijvi;il.;ble
(Soil Conservation tgjrvicjj, !ri
cultural Stabilization ajnS C0F1
servation association, i'Jtn."io:?i
junior Senator, Thomo H. fuc-
hel-j, Republican, blasted jert
nership is unsound on "fraught
with many jjerils." HO. ftirthar
denounced the partnership d
L'jevice to nullify the public
power preference claase, td ha
cited the long history of the pra
ferce clause daUng all the way
back to President Thaodore
Roosevelt.
Senator Kuchel declared
further: "1 ghave studied thf;
recorgnendations of the Secr
tarv of the Interior. I disaftrgee
witu them. They do not serve the
interests of the people of Cali
fornia I cannot and will not
support them."
My files bulge with Oregon
newspaper editorials; assailing
Senator Morse and me for' our
opposition to partnership in the
Columbia Basin. My desk drawer
brims with statements by lead
ing Oregon Republicans blasting
Senator Morse and me because
we have defended the preference
clausS 0Sjarcely a day passes
without-some denunciation from
Oregon in the mail against Sena
tor Morse and me over our long
fight against the partnership
with the private utilities at John
Day and elsewhere.
Evidently the Republicans cX
California, unlike the. Republi
cans of Oregon, are not willing
to see their natural resourcea
wrested from them under tha
Soothing nomeoclatura of part
nership.
Fcts V y?ncy
!f-ursns and I ha attended
several recent banquets where
th National Commander of tha
AmericSn Legion has infcrestial
ly JtHckid ioth Democrats and
th Eisenhower Administration
for sxalled "centralized Faderal
Govj'rrjnent." He preferred an
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clgivs i
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look younger m
hat state casi cpa af.th e-W
t corpra'aC aiant? Obicr vast pri-
vava corporetiona in tha Unit4
states hav larger total revenua
then the Government o Canada!
5o leavff regulation of jch
enormous entitias to the atea
would be to pot this country at
thai marcy of cartels. The Gov
ernment of the State of OrcBon,
for Qxaijyple. has 3nni(pl incoma
only aitimtol 1 per cent of that of
the yearly increment of assets
of the Bell System. o
The Leeion Commander has3 a
valid poiwt with respect to some
of his areument, but if he wants
the Federal Government shrunk
do'n to size, then he should pro-pw-e
that bie business, big labor
and biai aese need also be re
duced greatty in dimensions!
PeraectiaOn Health Insurnca
Private health-insurance plans
have performed a fine job. Yet
it is well for us to llecp in mind
what these plans do and don't
do.
The New York Times recently
completed an extensive survey of
health insurance in the United
State. Its medical experts point
ad out that, while 70 per cent of
Amoricans carry some form of
health insurance, this coverage
V") ba Kku 4 9&'j
cia r tab
, .iM
ueaA i (IMS totals.
. "tft aa'ifi(A S a
t!vuiKi aMA!a44
Kb r.A, ta-
p lira lit o 9 vt4
1 c44r in allsiat 9i14.
aiiov '. Via:9 in lle a(
eei tcy an arch(rd.
VttrMtara o9 tha forSr toa-
tDiUaa fpv frhiia ffttir
tf-ut f 6'e?h iposal. rat
fiAcaa luring at 61 8.
h!h Xftlf aXttad d6sWoy tras
eel, S4Slirg rttgrckictv,
cftftra trunj of youn tra
&S9trov orgATVG materiel o lha
soil erfcca, thasaby increasing
aroaio.
tb id in oon areas, hn
burn3. is la9 dmeSln.
committae stated. WoflOn far-
aondon U.R) ffunaral
VorSar employed by coopera
tive fbcieties in the London area
warned T h u r s d ay they will
trike KondaV unless thi ap
aliation for a lSpcP cent wage
increase is granted. The reason
for their 9at)C demand: "The
rise in the oyst of living."
ATOMIC BOAT DUE
MoVow ;u.R) Tlic SW'iet
Union's new atomic icebreaker
will start operating in Arctia
waters by 1960, a representative
of the Soviet Academy of
Science said todJry.
"wilt not pay a, significant part
of the actual cost of a serious ac
cident or sickness." Over 11 per
cent of U.S. families Jace medi
cal expenses of. more than $500
in any one year. "And voluntary
healtlj insurance," add the Times,
"covers only about 23 per cent
of the big bills."
This is a question of crucial
and poignant importance to mil
lions of men, women nd chil
dren.
t ilrwova tease fcrtos.
tS vmga, fcels
r otrp aourcce oS yt 4s
ftfntnet tftt Pira Ch.tisg ra-
a; 9tt-li?lii of tfiiAJ
Och' n( Tift antsl Anu-
atratioKr, an$ tf.rnfcitRi.-g $
ihf fcuins irfl8icic gra
-coimn8flti cluSafl
4io e4l inNrt Va8.
moftl oeucn rtant fliejcisel
c aleft to raAura Aame ai
coVl fiprssg. ?h commiV6
alfio racomrftaAda tow afluov
tionBi 1or8, Such fia touns. Ralfi
triget Semonatrefionak maatixga
ina w-inuur lcut.inj vnaios
goo4 fbrastra mflnagMnant jnsn
tica.T may amehc8.
Jfeecommenfiationa of tha H
n9 wildlife corr?enitta incausfl
tha following:
(1) Deer damage t , croga
home gardens and orqJ-tBrfi cgn
lttst be controlled by repellent.,
ko'l permits, fences and control
led seasons of hunting.
(2) Feeding birds Teeed-froe
rain seed on the field perimeter
would aid in removing pressure
from germinatinjs crop seed.
(3) Field borders could be
planted to grain trj draw birds
away from an emergent crop
and could be cultivated under
later.
(4) Excess birds could be trap
ped and transplanted 1S0 other
areas during winter and early
spring months.
(5) Hens could be added to the
hunters bag limit in areas where
heavy bird populations exist
Public Relationships
(6) Organized sportsmen must
assume more of the responsibil
ity for good public relationships
(7) The information and educa
tion divisions of the game com
mission anould De expanded, o
(8) More use should be made
of sporting goods stores end
allied business establishments
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