Potlatch to acquire Townsend’s stock in deal announced
Potlatch Forests Inc. will acquire all outstanding Townsend Lumber Co. shares for an undisclosed number of Potlatch shares. Benton R. Cancell and Mark Townsend announced the agreement. Townsend, based in Stuttgart Arkansas, employs over 100 workers and owns 27 450 acres of hardwood property adjacent to PFI land. Potlatch employs about 12 000 workers in wood and paper products and modular structures.
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Lewiston
Potlatch Forests Inc
Townsend Lumber Co., Inc
Potlatch
Townsend
PFI
Benton R. Cancell
Mark Townsend
Stuttgart
Ark
Arkansas
Fairfield Idaho School Problem Prompts Community Session
Gov Don Samuelson visited Camas County to discuss school consolidation amid a district where 50 high school students would face a 40 mile trip to Gooding if merged. Residents also argued fisheries demand more attention from Fish and Game than big game management.
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Fairfield
Idaho
Don Samuelson
Camas
Samuelson
Gooding
Fish and Game Department
Mrs Vanderpool Died After Boise Hospital Transfer
Mrs Vanderpool died after a transfer to St Alphonus Hospital Boise following an accident one and a half miles south of Fruitland on Highway 95.
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Richard Clair Hammond
Granger
Whittier School
West
Boise
Idaho
Linda Vanderpool
Fruitland
William
Vanderpool
Russell Pittman
New Plymouth
Pittman
Hadley Named Merit Scholar in 1970 Idaho list
Idaho had 15 National Merit Scholarship winners in 1970 based on a National Merit Scholarship Corporation release. Boise Cascade Foundation funded nine Idaho scholarships this year, bringing its total to 22 in the 15 year program. Names include Theodore A. Hadley of Sandpoint and others across the state.
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Peter Miller
Bonners Ferry
Douglas A. Atkins
Bruneau
Wendy A. Ford
Marilyn A. Northey
Mariane Webster
Idaho Falls
Paul Rolig
Lewiston
Ellis V. Wilson
Nampa
Theodore A. Hadley
Sandpoint
James E. Flynn
Twin Falls
Michael J. Love
Wallace
May Day Rioting Fears Loom in Yale Area
A protest in New Haven draws up to 35000 demonstrators over the Bobby Seale murder trial. Yale committees warn the rally is not Yale sponsored and urge caution amid reports of vigilante groups and potential disorder. National Guard standby and police heightened readiness accompany students on strike seeking a fair trial.
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New Haven
Conn
UPI
Bobby G. Seale
Yale
Seale
William Farley
Alex Rackley
Elbert
Howard
Black Panther Defense Committee
Panthers
National Guard
Funds Shifted By State Board To Pollution Control
The Idaho state board of health voted to move 100000 from the Gooding Tuberculosis and Chest Disease Hospital general fund into water pollution control. Chairman Fran L Blomquist said the board can reallocate funds between divisions. The transfer, plus 34000 from the state legislature, will fund 10 hires for pollution control including engineers biologists and lab workers to inspect waste facilities and coordinate pollution efforts in the Twin Falls area.
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Boise
UPT
Marjorie Ruth Moon
Miss Moon
Mccall, Idaho
UPI
State Board of Health
General Fund
Gooding
Fran L. Blomquist
Caldwe
Terrell O. Carver
Department of Health
Blomquist
Twin Walls
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John Burton
Burton
ISU
William E. Davis
Davis
Broadway
Washington
Orval Hansen
Nixon
Congress
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the Daily Bee
Superior
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New Mexico
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Daily
New York
Connie’s Cafe & Lounge
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