St Joe River near St Maries faces wild and scenic hearing
Residents of the St Joe Valley oppose a Forest Service plan to place the 132 mile river under the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act 1968 arguing government control over private land. The hearing in St Maries Idaho addresses upper 73 miles within St Joe National Forest with 650 acres private land involved.
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St. Mariel
Idaho
St. Maries
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
St. Joe
Mountins
Montana-Idaho
Forest Services
St. Joe National Forest
Sion
Boy Bit by Dog In Front Yard Injures Arm and Head
A 7 year old from Kootenai was treated and released at Bonner General Hospital after a dog attack in front of his home. Sheriff Robert Wilcox said the boy sustained arm and head injuries and was reported by his mother Mrs Arthur Goldbaum to authorities.
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Kootenai
Bonner General Hospital
Robert Wilcox
Wilcox
Arthur Goldbaum
Weather Outlook Coeur d Alene Sandpoint
Sunny and warm skies prevail with variable winds 5 to 15 mph. Minimal rain chances today near zero percent. Highs around 85, lows near 55 tonight. Saturday expects a similar warm high of 85 with continued light winds.
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Coeur d'Alene
Sandpoint
Man juvenile charged after attempted burglary
Bonner County Sheriff's Office arrested Bill T. Wallace 19 and a juvenile after an attempted break in at the Discount Warehouse Market. Sheriff Robert Wilcox said a resident reported the entry attempt and the pair were charged with attempted burglary.
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Bonner
Robert Wilcox
Bill T. Wallace
Sheriff's Office
Idaho Fish and Game Sets Hunt Rules for Pheasants
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission announced daily bag limits for pheasants across regions. In southern Idaho the first five days of the season will allow two cock pheasants per day and possession, with a December weekend limit of four per day and eight in possession. Hen hunting is restricted in several counties and overall upland bird seasons and trapping rules for 1974-75 were approved.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho Fish and Game Commission
Idaho
Jack Alvord
Commission
Bingham
Bannock
Powder
Caribou
Franklin
Oneida
Madison County
Southwestern
Southcentral
Special Commission
Snake River
Patch and
Porter
Lengthy Hofmeister death probe could span weeks
The Hofmeister murder case in Bonner County, Idaho, remains one of the area’s most extensive investigations. Prosecutor Dan Featherston said it could last several weeks as state and county authorities pursue multiple leads and potential suspects, including a burglarization link near the Hofmeister home.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
UPI
June Hofmeister
Bonner County
Dan Featherston
Hofmeister
Important State Files Stolen From Boise Bus Terminal
A 75 pound box of consumer protection files was stolen from the Boise bus terminal after arriving from Pocatello. The box contained 212 years of Pocatello area work and had receipts left with illegible initials. The box disappeared Tuesday after a clerk alerted the statehouse. police were contacted after local checks.
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Margaret Bailey Boise
UPI
Boise
Pocatello
Attorney General’s
David Blackwell
State Attorney General
Blackwell
Attorney General
Grayhound
Attorney General’s Office
Statehouse
Minor injuries after California couple’s auto rollover
A California husband and wife, James H. Would and Cora V. Would of Folson, sustained minor injuries when their westbound car left State Highway 200 and overturned near Wrencoe Loop. They were treated by Dr. John W. Smith. Both wore seatbelts. In a second crash, Lewis K. Kibler, 18, of Sand Point escaped injury after his truck rolled over on U.S. Highway 95 north of Bronx Sub station. Vehicle damage was about $700.
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California
Idaho State Patrol
James H. Would
Cora V. Would
Folson
Calif
Wrencoe Loop
John W. Smith
Lewis K. Kibler
Sandpoint
Robert Wilcox
U.S. Highway 95
Bronx
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Patsy Gottchalk
Rusan’s
Diane Bean
Levi Strauss Company
Less Brown
St. Joe River Resiaants
Boy
IFG Commission
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