Northwest river debate pits reformers against dam advocates
Spokane reports a panel including Ellis Armstrong of the U S Bureau of Reclamation and Pacific Northwest Power Co spokesmen discussed the 1969 environmental policy act. Sierra Club and Northwest Steelheaders urged reevaluating dam policy while Pacific Northwest Power Co advocated additional Snake River dams to irrigate four million acres in Idaho and eastern Oregon.
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Spokane
Brock. Evans
Seattle
Sierra Club
Bureau of Reclamation
Northwest
Clement S. Stearns
The
Pacific Northwest Power Co
Snake River
Pleasant Valley
Idaho
Oregon
Co-Worker Arrested In High School Murder
Everett Bowers, 19, a Moscow High School senior and co worker in the Idaho ionian circulation department, was arrested for the May 1 slaying of Crystal George. Miss George, 17, disappeared March 1 after leaving her part time job. Her body was found March 3, shot five times in the body and twice in the head with a 38 caliber weapon. Bowers was arraigned and held without bond. no preliminary hearing date set.
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Moscow, Idaho
UPI
Crystal George
Latah County
Everett Bowers
Miss George
Bowers
Moscow High School
Moscow
George
Here
Bill Anderson
Sheriff’s Office
Clyde Luce
Anderson
Retired Teachers Schedule New Meeting Date
The Retired Teachers Association of Bonner and Boundary Counties will meet Wednesday April 19 at 12 30 p m at the Pastime Cafe. Officers will be elected and insurance programs will be discussed with brochures provided. A committee from Coeur d Alene reports on benefits while Irene Cook will give an arts and crafts talk. Reservations are urged in Sandpoint Priest River and Bonners Ferry.
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Retired Teachers’ Association of
Bonner and Boundary Counties
Coeur d’ Alene
Wash Pavilion Plan Approved for Expo 74
The Washington State Pavilion design development plans were approved by the Expo 74 commission executive committee. Construction drawings will be completed for a full start on the building between Trent Street and the Spokane River north of the city center. The venue will include a 2,650 seat theatre and 21,000 square feet of exhibit hall space.
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Spokane
UPI
Washington State Pavilion
Commission
Trent
Spokane River
City Cener
Attorney Generals Charged In Parole Board Intervention
Washington officials accuse former Attorney General John N Mitchell and successor appointee Rich ard G Kleindienst of using the Parole Board to press for release of an ex congressman. Charlotte Reese testifies that Justice Department influence shaped parole decisions including a six month sentence. OTTAWA note reports Nixon statement on Canada’s independence.
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Daily Bee
Charlotte P. Reese
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Mitchell
Richard G. Kleindienst
Nixon
Kleindienst
Senate
Reese
George Reed
Parole Board
Reed
Justice Department
House
Thomas F. Johnson
Maryland
Johnson
Mitchell and
Police Seek Elks Burglars Lewiston Idaho
Lewiston police search for two suspects who burglarized the newly finished Lewiston Elks Temple. They allegedly cut a hole in the walk-in vault door, rifled cigarette machines, and stole about 6000 dollars. Capt. Edward Lucas called the office area and vault a mess.
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Lewiston, Idaho
UPI
Lewiston
Lucas
Amtrak to add trains and coast to coast route this summer
Amtrak plans in summer to boost long distance service and Metroliner runs in the New York to Washington corridor. A new coast to coast route from New York to Los Angeles via Kansas City will be added, with schedule changes and some train eliminations in the Northeast.
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Washington
UPD
Amtrak
Metroliner
New York- Washington
New York
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Washington-St. Louis
Harrisburg
Gers
North Piladelphia
Northeast Corridor
San Francisco
Denver
McClure Seeks 4 Million for Forest Prep Ahead of Expo
Rep. James A. McClure of Idaho asks Congress for 4 million dollars to fund Forest Service preparations for Expo 74 in Spokane. He notes eastern Washington and northern Idaho national forests must handle an expected 5 million visitors, many camping and using forest facilities. McClure says the expo offers a chance to boost the region and improve national forests.
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Washington
UPD
James A. McClure
Idaho
Forest Service
Spokane
McClure
Interior
Pacific Northwest
City Dog Owners Notice on Impound Fees and Licenses
City announces all dogs must be licensed from now. Impounded dogs require pound fees and a license. Licenses available from the Poundmaster or City Hall with delivery by the Poundmaster. Call 263 5483 or leave address at City Hall. Penalties may be assessed if licenses are not purchased. Keep dogs on property or on a leash.
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City Hall
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Northwest Steelheaders
Wash
Sandpoint T.V
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Sandpoint
Chuck
Piersol
Ottawa
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San Diego
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Oakland
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