Roadless Madness in North Idaho Sparks Rumors and Rallyes
An opinion column critiques the North Idaho Chamber of Commerce for stoking fear around roadless area inventories by the U S Forest Service. It notes a large Bonners Ferry turnout, but finds no incident or mandate, urging fact over emotion and highlighting a need for balanced use of forest lands with logging and wilderness.
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Panhandle
North Idaho
National Guard
Chamber
Bonners Ferry
Moreso
Forest Service
Grangeville
The
Daily Bee
M.D
Idaho Attorney General Kidwell Faces Ribbons and Banquets Dilemma
Idaho Attorney General Wayne Kidwell, at a crossroads in his career, questions the need for continued public appearances at banquets and ribbon cuttings. He writes that after reviewing the governor’s office the ceremonial duties feel misaligned with his desire to govern and work with the legislature. He muses on appointing a protocol chief but doubts the public would accept a substitute for the governor.
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Kidwell
Vernon Ravenscroft
Byrd Climate of Late Senate Sessions Sparks Protests
A letter signed by 57 senators led by John Danforth and Lawton Chiles criticizes Robert Byrd for late night sessions. They urge limiting votes after 6 p.m. while Byrd defends transacting Senate business and keeping action moving.
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Steve Gerstel
United Press International
Washington
Ose Tate
Byrd
Mike Mansfield
Senate
McClure Responds to Sandpoint Daily Bee Letter
Senator McClure defends voting against the Local Public Works program and a prior 2 to 4 billion plan. He argues Idaho gains lag proportionally, cites $10 million shortchange, and says he fought to secure Idaho's due share while urging transparency and accountability in federal funding.
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Sandpoint Daily Bee
Economic Development Administration
Idaho
Homer County
Onomic Development Administration
Congress
Sandpoint
Bee
Puffery
Sandpoint Daily
Thdge
Night of riots and looting shocks New York City
Observers describe the blackout sparked chaos with 2,500 arrests for looting, hundreds of fires and injuries to police and firefighters. Looters swept through Bronx showrooms taking cars and goods while Harlem lost all televisions.
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Scripps-Howard
New York City
Bronx
Harlem
New ‘York
America
Washington
Martin Luther King
Philip Wylie
United States
New York
Sirs Paul Pioneer-Pressi
Disneyworld
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Henry Dworshak
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Nancy Evans
Dan Evans
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Daisy P. Moody
Swedish Ladies Aid
O.M. Jennestad
Bonner County Historical Society
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
P.O
Pete Thompson
Mike Dalen
Harb Offermann
Danforth
Chiles
Sen. McClure
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