City Transfer Seeks Carrier Permit Across Idaho
City Transfer & Storage of Soda Springs applies to the Idaho Public Utilities Commission for motor common carrier authority to transport household goods over irregular routes from Bear Lake and Caribou counties to and from the entire state. A hearing is set for Wednesday May 15 at 9 a.m. in Executive Room 112 Holiday Inn Pocatello.
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Holiday, Inn
Pocatello
Idaho’ Public Utilities Commission
City Transfer & Storage
Soda Springs
Bear Lake
Caribou
Idaho
Bancroft Ordered to Pay for Culvert Move by Weaver Case
Idaho Supreme Court reverses Caribou County ruling and orders Village of Bancroft to pay 5500 to James M. Weaver for culvert removal during the February 1963 flood. Weaver, now in Virginia Idaho, argued pre flood value of his property and lack of access after removal. Justice Clay V. Spear authored the unanimous decision.
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Idaho Supreme Court
Caribou
District Court
Bancroft
James M. Weaver
Virginia
Idaho
Weaver
Supreme Court
High Court
Clay V. Spear
Bancroft Airman Joins 4th TAC Fighter Wing in Korea
Airman First Class Dorian M. Jenkins of Bancroft serves as a weapons mechanic with the 4th Tactical Fighter Wing deployed from Seymour Johnson AFB North Carolina to Korea amid North Korean tensions. The unit moved 11 000 miles via C 141 Starlifter to Kwangju and operates under Fifth Air Force Osan.
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Kwangju
Korea
Dorian M. Jenkins
Jay D. Jenkins
Bancroft
Seymour Johnson Afb
N.C
Republic
Jenkins
Tactical Air Command
Kwang-ju Air Base
Barbara
W. R. Brangham
Black bear seasons listed for Clearwater and Panhandle
Statewide black bear rules specify that bears may be hunted year round south of the Salmon River, with a May 31 closure in Clearwater units and a September 7 reopening in the Panhandle. Grizzly bears remain protected except when livestock are harmed.
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Salmon River
Clearwater
Panhandle
Rare Furbearing Fisher Sighting Reports
Idaho observers urged to report fisher sightings in back country around Chamberlain Basin and Lolo Pass west of Red River and Powell ranger stations. The fisher, reintroduced from Canada in 1982, is a large weasel relative sought to curb porcupine damage and support forest health.
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Lolo Pass
Red River
Powell Ranger Stations
Idaho Fish and Game Dept
Idaho
Canada
Chamberlain Basin Air Strip
Montana Road
Red River Ranger Station
Savage Pass
Powell Ranger
Wes Shaw
Boise
Regional bird meetings highlight Western Dove and Pacific Flyway work
Idaho participated in Salt Lake City regional meetings of the Western Dove Technical Committee and the Pacific Flyway Waterfowl Technical Committee. Efforts focus on a northern states situation where most doves have moved south by mid September.
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Idaho
Salt Lake City
Utah
Western Dove Technical Committee
Pacific Flyway Waterfowl Technical Committee
Idaho motorists urged to have cars safety checked
Idaho law enforcement urges vehicle owners to join the mandatory inspection program and complete repairs before year end. Harold Davis notes inspections run about 1,000 weekly with 16,000 checked at 900 stations and warns that delays raise the risk of unsafe vehicles on highways during vacation travel.
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Idaho
Harold Davis
Davis
Litter Season Opens With Statewide Civic Effort
The department joins the Idaho Landholder-Sportsman Council to curb highway, waterway and camp littering in statewide efforts.
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Idaho Landholder - Sportsman Council
Two Vehicle Accidents Reported Near Grace and Bancroft
On April 20 at 9:30 p.m. Paula Christensen of Bancroft backed into Lionel Tremelling’s 1966 parked car at a service station causing $50 damage. Deputy Dale G. Fowler investigated. On April 24 Ronnie Leis of Grace traveling west on Fish Hatchery Road struck loose gravel, hitting a rock pile and fence eight miles south of Grace. Vehicle damage estimated at $700, fence $50. driver transported to Caritas.
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Paula Christensen
Bancroft
Lionel Tremelling
Grace
Tremelling
Christensen
Dale G. Fowler
Ronnie Leis
Fish Hatchery
Steelhead smolts released along Salmon River corridor
The article notes steelhead smolts released about 225 miles from Nia Hatchery on the Salmon River area above Aly Pahsimeroi River. It mentions a main Salmon River flow around 30,000 pounds and describes smolts moving downstream to salt water, maturing elsewhere, with October to May timing and two years of dormancy in cold streams. Deputy Dale G Fowler is named in investigation context.
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Nia
Aly Pahsimeroi River
Mary
Mdon
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