Idaho Dam Laborers Hesitate to Return to Work Amid Strike
Project engineer at Dwor shak DMA on the Clearwater River reports fear keeps laborers from resuming work. About 35 returned but refused to work, amid threats by callers. Lower Granite Dam workers on the Shoke River near Pullman, Washington, largely returned, with about 60 percent missing. The wildcat strike began last week over pay board cuts and a demand for a full explanation.
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Orofino
Idaho
Dworshak Dma
Clearwater River
J. L
Whitey
Wixson
Wilson
Lower Granite
Shoke
Pullman
Wash
Federal-Pay - Board
Wildcat
Students to judge live and carcass meat at Idaho contest
University of Idaho and nine other schools take part in the first Idaho meat animal carcass evaluation contest April 28 29 at Twin Falls. Teams from Idaho Washington State BYU New Mexico State Wisconsin and California Polytechnic Institute.
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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
Law For Laymen How to prevent costly expenditures at death
The Coeur d'Alene Estate Planning Council hosts a public, free program titled Law For Laymen How to prevent costly expenditures at death on Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the student union building on the North Idaho Campus. Members from the four professions share expertise to boost professional competence in estate planning. Sponsored by the Kootenai County Bar Association and North Idaho College.
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Coeur d’Alene Estate Planning Council
North Idaho
Coeur d'Alene Estate Planning Council
Kootenai County Bar Association
North Idaho College
Democratic Nomination Sought for Second District Seat
Willis Ludlow of Pocatello speaks at Boise area forum about values crisis amid distrust. Roger C. Sherwood named senior environmental engineer for Georgia-Pacific, coordinating federal and state permits. Sherwood, a 1962 Norwich University civil engineer graduate and licensed PE in Oregon and Washington, has held roles with Oregon DEQ and Forest Service. married with two children.
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CPT
Willis
Ludlow
Pocatello
Min
Boise
Roger C. ‘ Sherwood
Georgia-Pacific. Corp
Matthew. Gould
Sherwood
Pacific
Northwest
Northwest Pollution: ‘Control’ ‘Assoc
Oregon State
Department For Environmental Quality
Portland
Asia
Aich
Forest Service
Tillery, Ore
Ft. Myer
Norwich’ ‘University
Northfield
Oregon
Washington
Miami Beach Seen As Possible GOP Convention Site
The Miami Beach area emerges as a possible site for the GOP national convention, with leaders signaling a move from San Diego due to venue shortages and high costs. Florida figures including Sen. Ed Gurney and Gov. Reubin Askew discuss efforts, while Miami Beach officials and donors consider backing a convention here.
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Miami
Beach
Nepublican
GOP
San Diego
Washington
California
Florida
Los Angeles Times
Peter. Graham
Ronald’ Reagan
Pete.’ Wilson
Republican” National Committee
U.S
Ed” Gurney
Thas
Fontainebleau
San Jua
Richard M. Nixon
Richard ‘Herman
Reubin
Askew
Tallahassee
Miami Beach
Herman
Pride
Idaho Hatchery Stocking Boosts Opening Weekend Fishing
Thousands of rainbow trout will be released from Hagerman and Clark Fork hatcheries to stocked lowland lakes before the April 29 opening. The Hagerman load includes 2800 fish averaging 1.5 pounds with some over a foot, raising faster in warmer waters. Opening weekend results are expected near normal, weather will influence turnout and success, and continued stocking will sustain recreation for cabin owners tourists and local anglers.
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Idaho
Hagerman Hatchery
Clark Fork
Bonner
Hagerman
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