Wildlife Restoration Program Enters 21st Year in Idaho
Idaho marks 21 years of its wildlife restoration program amid belt-tightening. The 75-25 federal aid ratio funds land acquisition, research, and management, but Alaska and Hawaii statehood cuts reduce dollars for Idaho and 47 other states.
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Polio Fight Faces Setback As Immunization Gaps Grow
The National Foundation warns progress against paralytic polio could stall as only half of Americans under 40 have completed the full Salk vaccine series. Provisional 1958 polio cases reach 3,100, up 24 percent from 1957, with outbreaks concentrated in under-vaccinated groups.
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Idaho Uses Federal Aid To Restore Wildlife And Habitat
Idaho allocates federal aid from the PR and Dingell Johnson acts to restore wildlife and manage fisheries. Funds, totaling nearly four million dollars, support elk deer and antelope transplants, land purchases, habitat rehab, road and trail development, and investigative projects in areas like Hagerman and Sand Creek. The state controls spending, ensures projects meet standards, and maintains ownership of lands and equipment.
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Custer
Lemhi
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