Federal suit seeks halt to Middle Snake River dam construction
A amended complaint filed in federal court seeks to enjoin the U S Army Corps of Engineers from further dam construction on the Middle Snake River and to require mitigation for past violations. Nineteen plaintiffs including Washington state agencies allege non compliance with the Wildlife Coordination Act and NEPA. The suit cites multiple dams in the river system and calls for preservation of a 2 mile free flowing section spanning Washington Idaho and Oregon. The defendants must respond within 10 days.
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Spokane
UPD
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Snake River
Fridday
Departments of Game and Fisheries and Wildlife
Washington State
Lawrence C. Smith
Samuel Fancher
Granite
Asotin Dam
Lewiston
Idaho
Camas Prairie Railroad
Snake
Washington
Oregon
Granite Dam
Little Goose
Monumental
Ice Harbor
Columbia River
Corps
State Board Sets May 6 7 Idaho Higher Ed Contingency
Idaho's State Board of Education will meet in Idaho Falls May 6–7 to decide a $103,942 contingency fund for four state institutions and review salary changes for top administrators. The agenda includes student fees, land sales, program expansions at Lewis-Clark and Boise State, and a university college presidents session on budgets and planning.
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Idaho
State Board of Education
Idaho Falls
Office of Higher Education
University of Idaho, Idaho
State University
Boise State College
Lewis-Clark Normal School
Ramada Inn
St. Anthony
University of Idano
Moscow
Lewis+Clark
Boise State
ISU
State Department of Education
Library Seeks Back Issues of Life Magazine
Sandpoint Library requests two Life issues for its collection the February 7 1959 edition and the September 263 1969 edition. Librarian Mrs Cordes urged readers to locate and donate or supply the missing copies.
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Sandpoint
Life Magazine
Cordes
Fishermen eye record day as Idaho fishing season opens
The 1971 Idaho fishing season starts tomorrow with Bonner County leading action on Lake Pend Oreille. Fishermen expect large Kamloops and Dolly Varden trout and are urged to bring exceptional catches to the Bee for publication with full details on size weight lure and conditions.
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Idaho
Bommer County
Bonner County
Pend Oreille
Kamloops
Dolly Varden
BEE
Open House for Fairgrounds Benefit Tonight in Sandpoint
Open House starts at 8 p m at the new Sandpoint Fairgrounds hosted by Bonner County horsemen to raise funds for arena fencing. A Old Fashion Hoedown with refreshments and a benefit auction features a Gallen Memorial Fund yearly horse, plus multiple stud services, hay, farrier work, cakes, and unique items from local sellers to support the project.
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Sandpoint
Bonner County Horsemen
Gallen Memorial Fund
Don Golik Jr
Lotty Jones
Galiceno
Herb Offerman
Jim Wo
Lloyd Bennett
Rubs Lund
Appalosa Stud Service
Larry Smith
Lloyd Robson
Appalosa
Inc. Spade
Dale Jefferies
Sandpoint Saddlery
Girl Scout Cookies On Sale At M and J Store Saturday
Cookie Sale by Girl Scouts of Troop No 43 and No 123 at the M and J Store all day Saturday. Visit the store to buy cookies from the two troops.
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Girl Scouts
New Eagle Poster Picked for National Forest Areas
A new outdoor poster joins Smokey Bear warnings at wooded area entrances nationwide this summer. The 9 by 12 inch posters identify the endangered American Bald Eagle, explain juveniles resemble hawks until age four, and warn that shooting or molesting a bald eagle is a federal crime with up to $500 fine or six months in jail. Posters include photos supplied by the National Audubon Society and are provided free to schools and conservation groups by Georgia Pacific Corp.
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National Audubon Society
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Air Quality Standards Set to Eye Driving Limits Nationwide
The government unveils final air quality standards to curb emissions by six pollutants and requires implementation by July 1, 1975. EPA head William E. Ruckelshaus says big cities must push rapid transit car pooling and staggered hours with possible traffic closures to meet limits.
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Ruckelshaus
Washington
UPI
William E. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
New York
Indus
Church Proposes Amtrak Carriage of U.S. Mail
Sen Frank Church Idaho introduces a bill to have the new Amtrak system carry U.S. mails. He notes the postal service currently moves mail by freight train and argues rail passenger service should secure revenue. He cites profitability concerns of the National Rail Passenger Service Corp and cites Nixon administration limits on stations like Sandpoint.
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Washington
UPD
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Senate
Amtrak
U.S
Church
National Rail Passenger Service Corp
Nixon
Idaho
Sandpoint
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