GOP Official Resigns to Back Smylie in Senate Bid
Leland Jackson, Republican District Chairman for Legislative District Two, resigns to devote full involvement to nominating Bob Smylie for the United States Senate. He says Smylie is the most qualified candidate and will coordinate northern Idaho support while remaining aligned with party duties. Officials in Boise express surprise and elation.
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Salmon fishing season ends with strong rapid river returns
The 1972 chinook season improved after high waters eased. Bag limits were liberalized in June and the standout event was a large adult salmon return to the Rapid River hatchery on the Little Salmon River tributary. The Fish and Game Commission will hold public meetings this week in Twin Falls.
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Decline in July Food Prices Reported in Magic Valley
Twin Falls UPD A Times News notes July prices in Magic Valley supermarkets fell slightly after a June surge. Staples eased while meat prices rose 6.2 percent. A 20 item basket rose 70 cents from eleven months earlier, with overall prices down 0.3 percent in July due to staple declines.
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McClure Silver Petition Cut By Cost of Living Council
The Cost of Living Council rejects Congressman James A. McClure's petition to exempt silver producers from the economic stabilization program. McClure denounces Herbert Stein's letter disputing that Treasury silver stock sales harmed prices and says miners face production cuts or exports. He vows to press the matter again.
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