Forest Act Fees Meet For Petition Signing
More than 150 people gathered in Meridian Idaho to demand repeal of the Forest Practices and Land-use Acts. Organizers Jack Williams and William Denman urged signing petitions aiming for 100 000 to 150 000 names to be delivered to the legislature. State Senator Walter Yarbrough cautioned that repeal chances are very slim.
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Jack Williams
Priest River
William Denman
Eagle
Walter Yarbrough
Grand View
Idaho Faces Teacher Strikes as School Opens
Idaho teachers still unsigned on 2,414 contracts across districts including Nampa Pocatello Idaho Falls Coeur d Alene Sandpoint Wallace East Bonneville Rexburg Malad and Soda Springs. State officials study legal reach while mediator efforts exist as pay climbs from about 9 242 to 10 000 dollars.
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Pocatello
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East Bonneville
Rexburg
Malad
Soda Springs
Boaters Warned Of Low Cabinet Gorge Stream
The Washington Water Power Co. alerts boaters to shallow spots in Cabinet Gorge between Cabinet Gorge Dam and Clark Fork on August 21. Biologist Bob Anderson says spillway inspection and spawning-channel cleaning from 3 a.m. to 10 a.m. may hinder upstream navigation with possible extension to August 22.
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WWP
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Anderson
Cattlemen Appeal Ruling Over New Beef Grading Standards
The American National Cattlemen's Association and the Agriculture Department appeal a federal court ruling blocking new federal beef grading standards. ANCA argues leaner meat saves consumers 3 to 5 cents per pound and cites benefits to farmers. Oral arguments set for Sept. 8 in St. Louis. The proposed plan lowers marbling thresholds and ties quality to yield grading. The Daily Bee begins classifying ads today for reader benefit.
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St. Louis
Reserves Chief Criticizes Officers Over Ethics and Training
Sgt Art Young urged reserves to avoid riding with Officer Paul Siem and another unnamed officer he says lacked training expertise and ethics. Timblin, facing ethics questions over a press statement, will resign as graveyard dispatcher and reserve patrolman after publishing claims.
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Paul E. Siem
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Earl Mauer
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