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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1972

Page

11

Dam Laborers Afraid To Return To Work

Project engineer J. L. Whitey Wixson says fear kept laborers from returning to the Dwor Canyon North Fork Idaho site. About 35 workers came back but refused to work as a strike enters its second week. Several reported threatening calls. other crafts showed up, yet without the laborers the dam may not reopen. At Lower Granite Dam near Pullman, Washington, 60 percent of workers were missing but enough were on site to continue construction after a halt last Monday. The walkout began last week amid a dispute with union leadership and the Federal Pay Board over a proposed pay raise.

Orofino Idaho Dwor Clearwater River J. L. “Whitey” Wixson Wilson Granite “ Dam Snake River Pullman Wash Federal Pay Board Wildcat Negoti

Students to Judge Live and Carcass Meat Contest

University of Idaho and nine other schools join the Northwestern Meat Animal and Carcass Evaluation Contest April 28 29 in Twin Falls Idaho. Sponsors include the University of Idaho Washington State University and Independents Meat Co. Teams of ten per school judge live and carcass value in cattle swine and sheep breeding and marketing categories.

Moscow University of Idaho Northwestern Twin Falls Idaho Washington State University and Independents Meat Co. O John A. Jacobs University of Idaho’ College of Agriculture Jacobs Brigham Young University New Mexico State University University of Wisconsin California Polytechnic Institute

How to prevent costly expenditures at death

Coeur d Alene Estate Planning Council hosts a free public program on estate planning and avoiding costly expenditures at death. Attendees will meet Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the North Idaho College student union building. The council groups attorneys accountants life underwriters and trust officers from North Idaho professionals. The course is sponsored by the Kootenai County Bar Association and North Idaho College to promote professional competence and understanding among the four professions.

Coeur.d’Alene Estate Planning Council North Idaho Coeur d'Alene Estate Planning Council Kootenai County Bar Association North Idaho College

Democratic candidate for Second District congress seat

A candidate spoke at a political discussion group in Boise criticizing the nation’s priorities and urging value articulation. Separately, Roger Ch. Sherwood was named senior environmental engineer for Georgia-Pacific, coordinating federal and state permit programs, with a background in Oregon and Washington engineering and two children.

Bald “Suinday Willis Endlow Pocatello Min Boise Petipedic Saa Roger Ch. Sherwood Georgia-Pacific Matthew-. Gould Environmental Control Sherwood Industrial Pacific Northwest Pollution Assoc Oregon State Portland Forest Service Tillery Corps of Engineers Ft. Myer Norwich’ ‘University Northfield Oregon Washington

Miami Beach Likely GOP Convention Move from San Diego

Miami Beach leaders and officials weigh a midweek decision on moving the GOP national convention from San Diego to Miami Beach. Florida Senator Ed Gurney and Miami figures press for the change amid venue delays, hotel shortages, and rising hall rents at the San Diego Sports Arena.

Miami” “Beach San Diego Washington California Florida Los Angeles Times Peter Graham GOP Ronald Reagan Pete Wilson Republican U.S Ed’ Gurney Miami Thas Fontainebleau Beach Richard ‘Herman Reubin Askew Tallahassee Miami Beach Herman Kakew

Idaho Hatchery Stocking Aims To Boost Lake Trout

Thousands of rainbow trout will travel from Hagerman Idaho to northern waters ahead of the April 29 lake fishing opener. The release supports lowland lakes and Bonner Boundary counties, with Hagerman producing larger fish due to warmer waters. Opening weekend is expected near normal as stocking continues through spring and summer to sustain the local fishery for cabin owners tourists and anglers.

Idaho Hagerman Hatchery Clark Fork Bonner Hagerman

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