Simplot Co Undertakes Restoration Of Mines In Idaho
Simplot Company undertakes restoration of phosphate mines in Idaho with backfilling from nearby pits, soil stabilization and revegetation trials. The program, backed by the U.S. Forest Service and multiple mine managers, seeks eco friendly reuse of exhausted pits and accelerated natural recovery. Initial results from tests on vegetation type and soil conditions are encouraging, with cooperation from firms in Conda and Gay and officials from Caribou National Forest.
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Gray D. Reynolds
Branch of
Reclamation Lands and Land Management
Caribou National Forest
Pocatello
Hill
Simplot
Monsanto reports 8 percent sales rise and 12 percent income gain
Monsanto posted second quarter 1969 sales of 504.9 million, up 8 percent from 1958, and net income of 36.2 million, 1.07 per share on 33.56 million shares. First half sales reached 970.7 million with 69.6 million earnings, 2.08 per share.
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ST. Louis
Monsanto Company
Monsanto
Monsanto Chemicals Limited
United Kingdom
Fisher Governor Company
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
Fisher Governor
Accidents Reported Near Sods Springs on Blackfoot River Road
A station wagon driven by Leo Greer of Bancroft overturned six miles north of Sods Springs on the Blackfoot River road at 7 am on July 8 1988, completely demolishing the vehicle. Deputy Sheriff Max Smith investigated the crash and estimated damage.
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Leo Greer
Bancroft
Sods Springs
Blackfoot River
Max Smith
From the Governor's Desk on Idaho State Police history
The piece traces Idaho State Police origins from 1928 to 1955. It notes 15 patrolmen in 1930 enforcing licenses and loads, fighting bootleggers, patrolling to cut traffic crashes, and maintaining aircraft and irrigation regs. In 1939 the Highway Patrol became the Idaho State Police, with 1955 marking its split into a separate governor controlled division.
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Idaho State Police
State
Highway Patrol
State Police
Idaho State Police Modernization Elevates State Enforcement
State Police expand to six districts across Idaho with 101 troopers aided by modern patrol cars speed timing gear and roadside assistance tools. They log over four million miles yearly patrolling 53 000 miles of highway and connect with the National Crime Information Center while aiding local agencies on request.
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Idaho
National Crime Information Center
Washington, D.C
Calf Killed by Van Truck On County Road
On July 20 at 7 30 a m a 1965 van owned by Jessie Wilson of Lava Hot Springs struck and killed a calf on a county road. The calf valued at ninety dollars and truck damage was ninety dollars. Sheriff Ralph Marriott investigated.
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Jessie Wilson
Lava Hot Springs
Ralph Marriott
Soda Springs brief notices from Caribou County
Local Idaho item notes events in Soda Springs on Thursday July 31, 1069. Publication page indicates A-S section with scattered briefs and notices.
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Caribou County
Sum Soda Springs
Idaho
Savings Bonds Sales Rise as Idaho Totals Hit New Mark
Treasury figures show Caribou County investing 9 205 in US Series EH Bonds and Freedom Share Notes. Idaho June sales total 446 805, six month 1969 sales 3 884 238. Ray Davis hopes Congress will raise interest rates to 5 percent boosting bond sales.
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Treasury
Caribou County
Jone
Ray Davis
Congress
Idaho
Reclamation Efforts At Gay and Conda Open-Pit Mines Progress
Four year program aims to restore mined areas to productive use at Gay and Conda phosphate mines. Practices include filling exhausted mill tailings creating new land seeding reshaping stockpiles to reduce runoff. Collaboration with the U.S. Forest Service at Soda Springs explores better rehabilitation methods.
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Gay and
Conda
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Implot Co
Simplot Company
South He
Simms
Simmine
Soda
Peterson
U.S. Forest
Roger Oui
Bednars
U.S. Savings Bonds
U.S
America
U.S. Forest Service
Soda Springs
J. R. Simplot Company
Gay Mine
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