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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1975
Page
6
Sandpoint's Kevin Smith uncorked the discus for 125 feet 9 inches to take the lone Badger first. Tim Mercer led with two sprint wins, while Bonners Ferry topped the meet standings with 101 points and key wins from Foust and Rice.
Sandpoint freshman Kim Barfuss won the shot put with a 31 foot 234 inch throw at Kellogg Invitational. Kellogg led the team race with 79.5 points, followed by Bonners Ferry 53 and Post Falls 50. Sandpoint finished last with 29.5.
Former Wyoming governor Stanley Hathaway begins a two day Senate Interior Committee confirmation hearing on his fitness to lead the Interior Department. Democrats question his environmental record while Republicans express support from Sen. Hansen and Sen. Fannin. Environmentalists fear pro development bias and possible purges of conservation staff. The hearing evokes memories of Hickel earlier in 1969 and the era of cabinet scrutiny.
Boise State University fell 3-2 in the opener of a two game set with Seattle University, despite Kevin Nelson and Nick Mitchell pitching a two hitter. Five Boise errors doomed the first game. The nightcap ended 10-5 as the Broncos surged with seven runs in the second inning. The teams scheduled a make-up twin bill.
Idaho wildlife clubs have pledged more than 500 dollars for information leading to conviction in the slaughter of eight deer in Hell's Canyon. Five adult does and three fawns were shot from about 150 yards from an Idaho Power road between Hell's Canyon and Oxbow dams.
Nearly two million tree seedlings from Boise and Coeur d Alene nurseries are buried in snow banks to boost survival for the Payette National Forest reforestation program. They will stay dormant up to three months before planting between mid May and July to achieve a 93 percent survival rate.
Caldwell Idaho reports Thomas shot 69 Sunday to finish 36 holes at 140 to win the Purple Sage spring handicap. Mike Sweet of Weiser also carded 69 Sunday, after a 71 Saturday while Sweet had a 42 on Saturday.
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