Elk hunting opens strong in Idaho units 4 15 20 43 6 9
Coeur d Alene unit 4 starts elk season earlier and reports better than average kills. Other strong elk areas include units 15 20 43 4 6 and 9. Steelhead permits replace punch cards effective January 1 with no fee. anglers must carry a punch card until December 31. Two steelhead over 20 inches per day and a 20 fish yearly limit.
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Coeur d’Alene
Boise River
Boise
Silver City
Hells Canyon
Albion
Latah
Idaho Photo To Hang In Sicily Display Of State Images
A color photo showing Idaho State University and Pocatello skyline will represent Idaho in a 50 state “back home” display prepared by U S Navy personnel in Sigonella Sicily The photo exhibit will be placed in the NATO Maritime Airfield air terminal waiting room created by a group of enlisted sailors who organized the project.
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Sicily
Idaho State University
Pocatello
Idaho
Gem State
U. S. Navy
Sigonella
NATO
Navy Italian airfield remodel brings home pride to Sicily
Don Young spokesman for the U S Navy group notes the Operations Building shared with the Italian Air Force in Sicily has been repainted furnished and fitted with refreshment dispensers for air passengers. Original plans to hang naval pictures were dropped in favor of wall displays featuringAmerican imagery to comfort overseas personnel.
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U. S. Navy
Don Young
Navy Group
NATO
Sicily
Navy
Young
USA
Idaho
ISU
Lloyd Furniss
Red Hill
Hutchinson Quadrangle
City
Pelicans color marked by federal study in Idaho
Reports of green brown yellow orange and pink pelicans seen at American Falls reservoir and along the Snake River tie to a federal program studying pesticide effects on land water and wildlife. Pelicans are color marked by the U S Fish and Wildlife Service to track movements.
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American Falls
Snake River
Idaho
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
James 0. Keith
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
University of California
Davis
California
Deaf Minnesotan invents wireless hearing aid innovation
Art Crosby, a deaf man from Minnesota, has developed a compact wireless hearing aid designed to help users hear speech television and radio directly at the ear. The three-tenths ounce device weighs less than a postage stamp and operates without cords or tubes, with details available by writing to Crosby at 4 North Broadway Billings Montana.
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Art Crosby
Minnesota
Crosby
North Broadway
Billings
Montana
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