Lions Organize Sand Creek Cleanup Along City Beach
Sandpoint Lions Club plans a Saturday volunteer work party at 9 a.m. to clear debris and fallen trees from the east bank of Sand Creek between Cedar Street and Church Street bridges. Volunteers with tools and pickups are urged to join. a free lunch will be provided and later landscaping and seating may follow.
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Sand Creek
Sandpoint
Lion’s Club
Lion's
Cedar Street
Church Street
City Beach
Lion’s
Dell Brown
Brown
Club
Wade Brown
Ron May
Bonner County
Colburn
Jack Parker
Sandpaint Motors
Lion's Club
Metric Conversion Set for National Forest Wood
The Metric Conversion Act drives a phased shift to metric in National Forests. Forest Service aims to use cubic feet for timber sales by 1980 and develop a National Cubic Measurement Handbook to standardize log volume.
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Jerry Stern
Sandpoint
William R. Carr
Timber Management
Forest Service
Northern Region
National
National Forest
Carr
Bender Resigns Top Idaho Law Enforcement Post
John Bender resigns as director of the Idaho Department of Law Enforcement to wind down and coordinate statewide drought enforcement efforts. Governor Evans asks him to take a temporary post to direct drought related resources, with retirement planned for year end at age fifty five.
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Boise
UPI
John Bender
Idaho Department of Law Enforcement
Bender
John V Evans
Evans
Forest Service proposals burn 2000 acres for elk winter range
The U S Forest Service presents an Environmental Impact Statement proposing prescribed burning of about 2 000 acres across northern Idaho to boost winter forage for elk and other big game. The plan, tied to a 1960 program, aims to improve brush fields on public land within three national forests and potentially affects timber growth by an estimated 26 million board feet over 10 years.
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National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
Idaho
Idaho Department For Fish and Games
Clearwater
Idaho Panhandle
Neggeree
EIS
North
Clearwater National Forest
Bureau of* Land Management
Lewiston
1855
Forest Service
Sandpoint High School theft targets band room equipment
Sandpoint High School music teacher Steve Cobourn reported items stolen from the band room office over spring vacation. A door was forced open and the reel-to-reel tape recorder stereo amplifier were taken, valued at 879 dollars.
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Sandpoint
Steve Cobourn
Radio Stolen From Truck at Lightning Creek Bridge
A citizens band radio and several small items were reported stolen from a two ton truck parked at Lightning Creek Bridge in Clark Fork. The theft occurred between April 8 and 11, with a total value of about 520 dollars.
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Chuck
GTG
Boise
Citizens Band
Lightning Creek
Clark
Fork
Laetrile Backers Organize Nationwide Campaigns
The FDA told doctors that Laetrile supporters are more vocal and organized, holding seminars, conventions, and media appearances to promote the drug. They lobby legislatures and run write-in campaigns while urging press articles, despite the agency deeming the preparation worthless.
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Washington
UPL
Food and.Drug Administration
Thy
Congress
Sandpoint Students Head to San Francisco Journalism Conference
Seven Sandpoint High School journalism students and advisor fly to San Francisco for a West Coast conference hosted by the National Scholastic Press Association and Journalism Educators Association. They will attend seminars and enter on the spot writing contests with a history of winning awards.
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Sandpoint High School
San Francisco
Bob Hamilton
National Scholastic Press Association
Journalism Educators Association
Sandpoint
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