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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1975

Page

5

Miners and BLM Clash Over Williams Creek Shale Pit

Salmon prospectors say the public cannot remove material from the Williams Creek shale pit while the BLM declares their mining claims invalid. Thomas Woodward of the Boise BLM inspected the site and suggested assays for gold silver and platinum to test claim values.

Salmon, Idaho UPI Bureau of Land Management Williams Creek BLM Ernest Ludahl Kenneth Ludahl Carroll W. Wells Thomas Woodward Boise Williams Harry Finlayson Salmon District Blm Finlayson Woodward

Reading Consultant Urges Human Focus in Skill Education

California reading consultant Elean Robison told the Sun Valley Idaho conference that educators must preserve humanism while teaching basic skills. She warned against “monsters” who read well without empathy and stressed accountability to students and parents for making functionally literate citizens. Oregon’s David Curry described a competency training program urging districts to revise graduation requirements to ensure societal readiness.

Richard Charnock Sun Valley Idaho UPI California Eleanor Robison University of California David Curry Oregon Department ‘of Education Oregon

Three Fires Burn At Willow Creek Near Payette Idaho

Three fires in the Willow Creek area northeast of Payette have burned about 4 000 acres. One fire remained uncontrolled while others were declared controlled or contained. A total of 80 men worked the lines as winds hindered effort, with calm air aiding mop up at night and in the morning. Fires were started by electrical storms Thursday.

Payette Idaho UPI Willow Creek Bureau of Land Management BLM

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