Idaho Expansion and Power Talk Across BPA Survey
Capitol-News reports from Boise on Bonneville Power Administration and Bureau of Reclamation cooperation to study Snake River power and transmission potential to Idaho. The piece ties to past debates on long distance transmission, hints at possible future rates, and notes Idaho legislative pressure over retirement provisions for teachers amid talk of a 1947 session. It also mentions Idaho’s growth prospects, chamber of commerce data efforts, and a weekly meal plan snippet.
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Bonneville Power
Idaho
Columbia River
Richland
Spokane
Bonneville
BPA
Secretary of Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Bureau of Reclamation
Snake River
EPA
Grand Coulee
Arnold Williams
Blackfoot
AFL
Williams
Cafeteria Menu February 1 Memoranda
February 1 schedule outlines a Monday meal with sausage baked in macaroni, carrot strips, and peaches. The entry notes January 28 as a preceding date for the menu items.
Violin Class Offered Free to School Students
Arrangements have been completed for a violin class starting at the beginning of the second semester and meeting until term end. Miss Denise Smith, a talented senior student, will lead the program.
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Denise Smith
High School Orchestra Classes Open To Students
The high school will conduct a class during fifth period in the agricultural building with no charge to students. Thirteen Jefferson School students have signed up. room remains. Interested students should contact Mark Hart, director of instrumental music, at the high school or offer unused violins or instruments for possible placement.
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Jefferson School
Mark Hart
Th High School
Hart
$100 Bounty Offered for Idaho Cougar Hunt
A winter cougar contest in Idaho offers a $100 prize to the hunter who kills the most cougars, with a $30 bounty per cougar paid by the state. The contest runs Oct 1, 1945 to Apr 1, 1946, and requires skull submission for bounty. Judge Will Cummings of Chattanooga funds the special prize. James O Beck, state game director, announced the plan.
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Idaho
Will Cummings
Chattanooga
Tennessee
James O Beck
State Fish and Game Department
Game Department
Judee Cummings
Hunter Aims to Spur Elk and Deer Control Efforts
A big game hunter proposed funding to curb predators that feed on deer and elk, hoping to boost hunting interests and stabilize game populations. The governor supported the plan as a measure to manage wildlife and promote game conservation.
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Thomas Merc, Co
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Heusser
Sinclair Refining Co
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