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Show 2, 1976, THE HERALD, Provo, Friday, April Politics, Elections v.h 'A' I A new third party, T R. said he "felt like a bull moose," and the Bull Moose Party was born. A presidential Washington election year brings out the political animal in most Americans. But the way the politicians tell it, it's always a i zoo in Washington, D C. "My esteemed colleague," as he may be referred to on the floor of the House or Senate, may be turned into something less noble in cloakroom and 1 J IV J Jf, Safe. recipient of the "Lost Crafts" award. He still operates a blacksmith shop in Levan. Others in the picture are, from left, seated, Wayne McConkie, Mr. Anderson, Marcus Williams and Glen Johnson; standing from left, Governor Rampton, Gary Southwick, Randy Sobieski, Marvin Mabbutt and Mr. Rohbock. continually plagued by flood caused by overgrazing and activities in the logging watersheds. In one year alone, floods killed six Utahns and caused more than $1 million in property damage, Mr. Price said. The establishment of forest reserves, the controlling of Poor grazing and timbering practices early in this century devastated Utah's invaluable watersheds, but the problem has been corrected through management good range programs. Now the threat comes from man himself and his machines, according to Raymond Price, a retired US. Department of Agriculture official, who spoke this week at a Brigham Young University Agriculture Week by W95 rri Iw misunderstood e have t on impact E'are o ide.ty del Petersen tN'-'- our fjWf If at Adarr s f ?! GitJen f Eden ef wous tat bc -- 3( management He also said there is a need to of proven water controls research and protection to do more find ways of to natural Utah's preserving e are reminded o' the mvaUatj e ich are lews learned m childhood oten mist? aced v loitotlen DO-IT-YOURSE- INSPIRATIONAL MISSIONARY STORIES by Ed J Pmppr S4.95 by Leon R Lessons At Our Store! One-Hou- r SHERWIN-WILLIAM- S 7:30 P.M. We show you how . . . We show you what tool you need . . . We loan you Wallpaper sample books . . . 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Another unsuspecting critter was briefly shoved into the political arena in 1912 when Theodore Roosevelt bolted the Republican fold and founded programs. followers. 3ii:iiii;:;ijj;:v their and Democrats the fathers, do you fa ly have any ida ho rnipyftari you are to yoj' family' As the result ot a g'eat deal ot thought and insight. thes oart o oty'i ruvl aid :atn Cannon captures, impf'Mnality. in sensitive Jesc'p!on, the magical moments ot summers spent tn acmdet, mett.mert, contusion. a'K) learning We atch re g'o through the trout) e tree pull to ffst any ot th atAjt Mam, uch as the tuispt. rc ye it V prnge'-itor- and understanding of the problem and to generate public support are Cannon awareness public the In for ?e states 'derMaiC Pe'ersen m ih.s enlightening book 0'amg 'torn the so p'ures as eil as s'a'eTnh of noflm-and alters, he establishes the j- !( severe environment. If these natural resources $3,95 Mit and t the key elements of preservation is to stimulate One of destroying water quality ." He said increasing masses of hunters and fishermen have a SUMMER OF MY CONTENT THE Ptte'sen . are Otf-roa- timbering IS HE? ADAM; WHO areas land scenic FREE unity. A Republican panic - stricken elephant tagged "Republican Party" had gone berserk and was tossing platform planks in all directions. The party faithful ignored the intended rebuke, and as with preserved by the Society of St. Tammany, then a social organization that originally met in the soon to be notorious hall. Nast drew the tiger mauling the Republic in a famous cartoon on Novel,. r 11, 1871, and for the rest of the century the poor creature was the symbol of political corruption under Boss Tweed and tiger about wallcoverings... but were afraid to ask! apart for the enjoyment of all. they must be managed, Mr. Price explained. be to developing which can bring some of the old problems back "Demands for outdoor facilities are recreational Mr. Price said. mounting." "People want more roads, more campsites, more trails, vehicles more resorts. are scarring the landscape, polluting the environment and activities, and other programs such as snow management, reseeding and land contouring have restored the watersheds so that flooding is no longer a constant danger, he noted. symposium. IV'twwn the 1880 s and the lS30's. Utah communities along the Wasatch Front were tyVa-VE- and grazing pressures on these But new decorated Everything you want to know century. The Democratic donkey first appeared in Nast's cartoon of January 15, 1870. though on and off the party was a fox. a wolf, and a tiger. Four years later Nast drew a cartoon on November 7, 1874, depicting the chaos tearing Range Management 'Pays Off snarling the pumpers of New York City's Big Six Fire Company until William Marcy Tweed, the firemen's foreman, got a new job and made it the trademark of Tammany Hall, the local Democratic headquarters. Tammany had been a Delaware Indian chief whose name somehow was taken up fci FREE Democratic of which started as symbols of donkey, both political life ridicule. Venomously Viewed from Without permission either, donkey and elephant were made over into the image of Democrats and Republicans by Thomas Nast, the father of the modern political cartoon who slashed out with venomously clever caricatures in the last half of the 19th I) OUTSTANDING CRAFTSMEN awards were presented this week to these men by Gov. Calvin L. Rampton, standing at left. Anton Rohbock, standing right, of Orem, was named presented one of six awards for his craftsmanship. He works at U.S. Steel's Geneva plant. Orlando Anderson, second from front left, was the r and elephant The r mm Geographic Society says. He may become a dodo, a snake in the grass, a pigeon of special interests, a wolf in sheep's clothing, 3 d? in the manger, a dinosaur, a stalking horse, an ostrich, or something more unspeakably beastly. And that goes for Republican V JSll National the caucus, 13 and the loo harmlessly Jungle Cats Generations later the Black Panther Party was to make a brief appearance in national politics as the symbol of black militancy. But another jungle cat stalked for years through the political thickets of the late 1800's the Tammany tiger. Utah-P- age 224 0055 |