Geenley Opposed To Duck Hunter Limit
Idaho Fish and Game Director Joseph Greenley opposes a U S Fish and Wildlife Service plan to limit hunters on the Kootenai Wildlife Refuge next fall. He warns limits could push hunting pressure to other north Idaho areas and favors joint action with federal officials rather than unilateral limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Finkelnburg
Idaho Department of Fish and Game
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Kootenai Wildlife Refuge
DFG
Joseph Greenley
The
Daily Bee Today
Greenley
North Idaho
del Pierce
Kootenai Refuge
Fish and Wildlife Service
Idaho Fish and Game
North
Idaho
McCracken Wins Golden Boy Honors at Inland Empire Boxing
Sandpoint boxers take third in the Inland Empire Invitational at Yakima led by Jeff McCracken who earned the Golden Boy best fighter award after stopping Brett Hughes in the finals. Dennis McCracken and others claimed multiple titles. Sandpoint and Bonners Ferry athletes advance to Missoula and Sandpoint events next weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandpoint
Yakima
Jeff McCracken
Brett Hughes
Lewiston
Dennis McCracken
Robbie Kucherry
Mark Tucker
Larry Davis
Bob Plaster
Davis
Kucherry
Vancouver
Wash
Mitch Powers
Tucker
Greg McMahon
Auburn
Plaster
Dan Shoemaker
Doug Nolting
McCracken
Bonners Ferry
Snohomish
Vince Udland
Jim Berg
Danny Parrington
Parrington
Manny Perez
Bonners Ferry Boxing Club
Doug Hatfield
Robert David
Ivan David
Larry Funkhouser
Missoula
Rocky Mountain
Basketball Games Set in Sandpoint City League
Union Oil faces City Club at 7:15 p.m. in Sandpoint High gym. Schweitzer Basin meets Ric cardo's at 8:15. Co-op has a bye. In B Division at Sandpoint Junior High Daily Bee plays Sandpoint Realty at 7:15. Rainbow Realty vs HRW at 8:15. Economy Grocery vs Hamms-Oly at 9:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Oil
Sandpoint
Sandpoint High
Schweitzer Basin
Riccardo’s
Co-op
Daily Bee
Sandpoint Realty
Rainbow Realty
Economy Grocery
Hamms-Oly
Bogus Basin Extends Ski Season by One Week
A record snowfall extends Bogus Basin skiing to April 20 with daily operations and night skiing planned. The resort will close midweek April 14 to 18 from 9 30 a m to 5 p m, following a storm that added 12 inches and raised snow depth to 108 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
UPI
Bogus Basin
Boise-area
Hathaway Opposed Hathaway Opposed
The Colorado Open Space Council with 30 000 members announced opposition to former Wyoming Gov Stanley Hathaway for Interior Secretary citing an aggressive pro development record. It cites permits to shoot eagles in Wyoming and objections to coal leasing moratorium and predator poisons use on public lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
UPI
Colorado Open Space Council
Wyoming
Stanley Hathaway
Hathaway
Interior Department
GOP
Council
K and K To Finalize All Prizes At Tonight Meeting
A K and K committee session at 7 30 p m at the Pastime Cafe will finalize all prizes and awards for the window decorating contest and Kamloops and Kokanee Week programs. Progress reports from other committees will be heard. The traveling trophy for the Number One K K booster is on view at the Credit Bureau of Sandpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K&k
Pastime
Credit Bureau of Sandpoint
Sunday Night Mixed League Completes Week With Tight Scores
Dust Eaters fall 75 to 49 to CL&F while Road Runners 70 percent beat 58 percent by Leagues. Lane Branes edge Slow Pokes 65414 to 581. The Shockers win 63 61 over Easy Blows. Gutter Cutters sweep No Name 54 70. Individual high scores include Gordon Thiessen 457 and Harlan Churchill 482. Weekly prizes go to Don Lynch and Harlan Churchill for top marks among men and Nancy Haviland, Frankie Green, Eileen Felland, and Linda Rader among women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cl&f
Gordon Thiessen
Robert Green, Sr
Ruth Green
Harlan Churchill
Wes Felland
Eileen Felland
Rudy Mead
Nellie Mead
Dave Downing
Helen Smith
Alley Oops
Les Alspach
Natel Alspach
Alice Drew
Squeeky Davis
Linda Collison
No Name
Don Lynch
Frankie Green
Dennis Montgomery
Lauraine Montgomery
Stan Mala
Don Moline
Nancy Haviland
Linda Rader
Opening Day In Reds Home Town
Cincinnati opened the 1975 baseball season with a 2-1 14 inning win over the Los Angeles Dodgers at Riverfront Stadium before a record Riverfront crowd of 52,526. Mayor Berry led fans in spelling G O R E D S as Sen. Taft Jr. threw the first pitch alongside Baseball Commissioner Kuhn and notable guests James Lovell and Warren Giles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Cincinnati
Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
iIheodore Berry
Sen
Robert A. Taft Jr
Ohio
Bowie Kuhn
Taft
Johnny Bench
James A. Lovell
Warren Giles
Meyers Declines Basketball Classic
Jimmy Moore of Utah State and C. J. Kupec of Michigan were named late substitutes for the West and East teams in the fourth annual Pizza Hut Basketball Classic on April 15. Meyers and Garrett were the only athletes to decline invitations from a 20-player roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Jimmy Moore
Utah State
C. J. Kupec
Michigan
Pizza Hut
Moore
UCLA
Glavin Wins Trap Shoot and State Honors
Don Glavin of Twin Falls won the singles title while Bernie Voyles of Twin Falls captured the doubles championship at the Idaho state trap shoot held at the Boise Gun Club. Derroll Ellis of Boise won the handicap championship. Dwayne Welton of Meridian was named captain of the all star team joined by Phil White Marilyn White Reed Liechty Tom Dillon Jr Kent Harris Keith Loyd and A E Boyd of Boise. The Izaak Walton Gun Club of Caldwell will host the 1976 state shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
UPI
Don Glavin
Twin Falls
Bernie Voyles
Derroll Ellis
Dwayne Welton
Meridian
Phil White
Marilyn White
Reed Liechty
Nampa
Tom Dillon Jr
Caldwell
Kent Harris
Keith Loyd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geenley
Kootenai
Inland Empire
Rew
ARG News
Harold Theodorson
Betty O’donnell
Mid Theodorson
Barbara Menard
Ed Arndt
Shockers
John Rader
Diana Moline
al Haviland
Harpers
Dalby’s
Lucky Lager
Bargain Supply
Merle Norman
Princess Shop
Squeekys
Motts Electric
Hall
Eddies
Johnsons
Mary Hoyle
Sandy Roberts
Vickie Johnson
U.S
Meyers
Lionel Hollins
Arizona State
Ricky Sobers
Nevada-Las Vegas
Maurice Harper
St. Mary’s
Calif
Rich Kelley
Stanford
Rick Suttle
Kansas
Ken
Grasshopper
Smith
Tulsa
Houston
Louis Dunbar
Ike Devore
Midwestern
Tex
Glavin
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!