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Show Soil Coordinator Appointees Await Democratic Choice r By OVID A. MARTIN - PoWASHINGTON (AP) litically appointed officeholders at the Agriculture Department arestanding pat in this period of uncertainty, awaiting their apparently partys selection of a presidential nominee at the Democratic National Convention. Most of these officeholders had pinned their future hopes of President to the Johnson. Included, most obviously, was Secretary of L. FreeAgriculture Or man, who had been the Cabicamnet's most vigorous paigner for Johnson right up 10 the night before the President announced he would not seek Most of the top policymak- - ing posts are held by presidential appointees, some selected by President John F. Kennedy and retained by Johnson. Others have been named by Johnson. NO INDICATION There have been no indications save one that any ot these officeholders have set on other jobs. Undersecretary of Agriculture John A. Schnittker, a Johnson nom eyes Resigns Post The resignation of L. E. Cleveland, Emery Coun-'tv- , as coordinator ot the State Soil Conservation Committee has been accepted. The committee is considering the hiring of an executive secre-itary- , but funds will not be avail- able until the new fiscal year begins in July. The committee will send letters to the Utah congressional delegation urging that funds for soil and water conservation programs should not be cut. Ttior-iderso- trality in the contest for the Democratic presidential nation, department hallway talk indicates Vice President H a Hubert Humphrey, potential candidate, has much support among department inee, has indicated he may resign to run for the Senate seat being vacated by veteran Republican Sen. Frank Carlson of Kansas. Schnittker apparently is waiting a decision an political plans of Kansas Democratic Gov. Robert Docking. Schnittker probably would next run if Docking seeks Carlsons post. deWhile most partment officials are maintaining a public stance of neu employes. MOOT QUESTION It has been assumed that Freeman would join a Humphrey drive, but the secretary has given no public indication high-rankin- g of how he stands. In the past, there was a dose relationship between Freeman and the Kennedy family. He nominat- ed John F. Kennedy in 1900 and became Kennedy's secretary of agriculture. But whether this relationship would take Freeman into the camp of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy is a question. Freeman, as a fellow Minnesotan, has had close political ties with Humphrey. '! '' v' v U.l. Student Draftees To Receive Fee Refunds - With an the fall 19(8 semester. It does MOSCOW, IDAHO increasing nunilxr of students not apply to withdrawal from lieing called into the Armed the university for the purpose of .Forces, University of Idaho .enlisting. Regents voted today to refund Rising costs (A raw food, 'all leer, for a semester, less SO, supplies and labor in University to any student inducted into the Jof Idaho dining dormitory Armed Forces before final ex- rooms necessitates a 4.78 per aminations. jeent increase in board charges The action is effective with for tiie next school year. , '' ' V' ' s Jet Flow Latex CHROME POLISH V - CHEYENNE (UPI) The State Printing Council has released a detailed report on government printing operations which criticizes alleged waste and duplication at the University of Wyoming and the State Highway Department. Gov. Stan Hathaway immediately praised the report The council has saying, worked hard and diligently. It has come up with suggestions that could save the state GLOSS HOUSE PAINT UlltliNo e MllftI WHIT! KNIGHT so easy Full FLASHLIGHT SIMONIZ With 2 MASTER BATTERIES WAX to gallon apply with bruh or rollar, Whito and many colon) CHROME GOLDEN Hdwe. Dept. Windproof back and folding plat lets you fry as wall as charbroil. POLISH COOLER CHEST PAINT BRUSHES S) (a a year. The council, which also told tiie Department of Education to stop using expensive stationery, urged the High Commission review and cut back on road agency public relations where it said much of the high cost of printing conies. Council Chairman Sen. John Patton said centralized printing was recommended for almost all agencies and that if the changes and savings werent done on administrative levels, the legislature would be asked to step in. f Choice of 2 Vi, 3 and sites; finest quality nylon for batter results. proDetergent proof tects and shinos your car's finish. American made Ray ' case, 2 "D" bat. ISliSk, a Turtle Wax hard shell fin- Stops oil burning, quiets noisy motors. ish, restores chroma to gloaming finish. Hdwe. Dept holds Extra A packs of WE State report 0 r o the council, handed $3,000 by the 1967 Legislature for the job. 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DISCOUNT PRICE 97c Sturdy hand! nylon netting FISH unbreakable Handy Boat Flaming Gorge H00XS H(0 SEAT Natural curve upholstered backrest spring clatnpi hold firmly in place Taylor urns, Robinette pleaded guilty to aking $3,200 at gunpoint from he Idaho Falls branch of the of Idaho last Oct. 13. iank oil M Bandit Gets 10 Years In Prison POCATELLO, IDAHO (AP) Edward Robinette, 30, City, Utah, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for obbery of an Idaho Falls bank. Dist. Judge Fred Taylor recti m mended that Robinette be lent to the federal prison at Ifpringfield, Mo., which contains CASTING REEL SPINNING ROD r au- eliminate the duplication of printing and copying efforts and investment that now exists. It also will yield substantial economy through greater use of equipment." The council also told the road agency to get together with the Board of State Supplies and streamline purchasing of equipment. to 9.97! used. At the university, the council said, copying equipment was located in 20 buildings. There are 54 separate departments or functions within these locations. The council said centralized printing should be started and thority should be established over all printnig and copying facilities. Centralized printing, the will tend to council said, Values oaii values to state government. Patton said it had appeared loo often agencies felt the only answer to machines one or two years old was to go out and buy a new one, despite the fact private industry used duplicators up to 19 years. 'Die report urged a reduction .of workers handling printing in the Highway Department, that excess duplicating equipment be sold and that less expensive paper be if j CAMP STOVE PAINT FLOW .rr .v long by 10 wide IB Taivii.c won EXTERIOR By PETER M. KELLY Hathawayof praised the A 21 QUMIHOHilD I S GQ.UNfB DE PiyRiTiME NiTi Reported $250,000 Thursday, April 18, 1968 NEWS, ms? Qtm (MS? 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