Idaho 1973 Controlled Hunt Rules Spark Major Revisions
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission overhauled controlled hunt procedures while standardizing opening dates for big game. New rules require automatic billing notices, two hunt choices per species, and limited group applications. Deadlines include July 1, 1973, with drawings on August 1 and updated eligibility after harvests.
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Idaho
The
Commission
Fish and Game Department
South Walnut Street
Boise
State Office
West State Street
Collision at high school drives car damage totals
On Friday January 12 at 1 40 p m Bart Jay Rhead 17 collided with Bonnie J Davis 39 as Rhead exited a north side high school driveway onto 3rd East Street. Rhead car a 1987 Chevrolet two door owned by Bart Rhead Caribou Motor and Implement Co sustained over 100 dollars damage while Davis 1963 Plymouth Valiant owned by Kathy Davis sustained 100 dollars. Davis headed north on 3rd East Street. Police Chief Blynn B Wilcox investigated.
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Bart Jay Rhead
City
Bonnie J. Davis
Rhead
3Rd East Street
Bart Rhead
Davis
Soda Springs
Blynn B. Wilcox
Public Inputs Invited on Wilderness Study Areas
Regional Forester Vern Hamre invites review and comment on the tentative New Wilderness Study Areas listed by the Forest Service. The 235 areas total about 11 million acres mainly in the western U S with 40 in Utah Nevada southern Idaho western Wyoming and part of California. Public input is requested through April 18 with final list set later this year.
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South Fork
Payette
Vern Hamre
Intermountain
Forest Service
Congress
National Wilderness Preservation System
National Forest System
Les
John R. Guire
Washington, D.C
United States
Hamre
Gion
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Wyoming
California
President’s Council On Environmental Quality
Ogden
Forest Supervisors
U. S. Department of Agriculture
National Technical Information Service
Department of Commerce
Port Royal Road
Springfield
Virginia
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Federal budget projections spur Idaho taxpayers concerns
The February 22 1973 Caribou County Sun notes President Nixon submitted a 1974 budget projecting $268.7 billion in outlays and $256.0 billion in receipts, yielding a $12.7 billion deficit. Idaho taxpayers face an estimated $725.5 million share to finance federal expenditures as deficits persist.
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Nixon
Congress
Idaho
Tax Foundation
National Research Organization
Local crash on US 30 near Soda Springs injures Kunz
Larry Ray Kunz 21 of Montpelier lost control on black ice while westbound on US 30 four miles east of Soda Springs. His 1965 Volkswagen rolled onto a snow bank, sustaining $300 damage and was towed by Stalker wrecker. Deputy Herbert G Walters led the investigation at about 11:20 p.m.
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Larry Ray Kunz
Montpelier
US 30
Soda Springs
Stalker
Herbert G. Walters
Utah Power funded campaign to protect environment and plants
The company states it will invest over two years more than 20 million dollars, about 27 thousand dollars daily, to control pollution at existing plants, design and build new ones, and improve transmission lines in its Utah service area.
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Utah Power & Light Company
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Jerry Thiessen
Garden City
Bill Pogue
Garden Valley Conservation Officer
Pine Creek
Grandjean
Bear Valley
Richard
Hendricks Finance
Lau Safeco Insurance Agency
Associated Taxpayers of
Executive Branch
Treasury
Caribou County
Sun Soda Springs
Disneyland
Powereview Co
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